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Trey Yingst

Trey Yingst

American journalist

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  • Jun 11

    US and Iran trade heavy strikes for second night as Strait of Hormuz closure threat sends oil past $95

    A second consecutive night of US air strikes on Iran drew retaliatory attacks on US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, pushing a fragile ceasefire to the brink. Iran's warning to close the Strait of Hormuz sent oil prices above $95 a barrel.

  • Jun 11

    US and Iran trade strikes for second night as Tehran declares Strait of Hormuz closed

    The United States and Iran launched a second night of reciprocal attacks, with Washington targeting air defenses and Tehran responding with strikes on bases in Gulf states and Jordan, while declaring the Strait of Hormuz closed.

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