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Iran warns U.S. against crossing its Hormuz red line

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Iran warned the United States against crossing what it called a red line over the Strait of Hormuz, and said it would retaliate to U.S. strike threats, according to CNBC.

The warning follows Trump’s stated threat that the U.S. would target Iranian infrastructure next week if negotiations do not resume, CNBC Markets and CNBC World reported.

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CNBC MarketsIran warns U.S. of Hormuz ‘red line,’ says it will retaliate to Trump’s strike threats

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