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Trump shares article discussing possibility of naval blockade against Iran as peace talks fail

The article says the Navy could restrict Iranian shipping and oil exports to pressure Tehran after 21 hours of failed talks, officials said.

  • Following the collapse of ceasefire talks in Islamabad today, President Donald Trump suggested a potential naval blockade to 'out-blockade Iran's hold over the Strait of Hormuz,' citing a strategy the United States previously used against Venezuela.
  • Negotiations in Islamabad ended today without a deal, as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi and United States Special Envoy Steve Witkoff clashed over management of the Strait.
  • Trump stated yesterday the United States is clearing mines from the Strait, slamming China, Japan, and France for lacking the 'courage or will' to act themselves.
  • Vice President Vance claimed the United States had been 'quite flexible' during discussions, though the Iranians described the process as being 'conducted in an atmosphere of mistrust.'
  • United States Navy ships reportedly crossed the Strait yesterday, while Iran has denied these reports and threatened to attack any unauthorized vessels in the region.
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A failure to negotiate with Tehran: Donald Trump shared this night from Saturday 11th to Sunday 12th April an article that could show that he was preparing for the post... A naval blockade of Iran. The American press recalls that he had done the same thing in Venezuela. Look, we explain to you. (International).

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Donald Trump suggests that a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is still an option, now that peace talks with Iran in Pakistan have broken down. Under this scenario, the strait would come under the control of American ships, which would determine what is and isn't allowed to pass through. Is that a realistic scenario? And what consequences could that have?

·Antwerp, Belgium
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Two other fundamental issues arise in the air: how will Tehran react to the withdrawal of the United States? And how long will the global economy remain in this situation of uncertainty?

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The US, according to two experts, could block the routes to the Iranian ports of call. But the pasdarans still have naval forces and could respond with new attacks in the Gulf

·Italy
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Protothema broke the news in on Sunday, April 12, 2026.
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