Strait of Hormuz: 'You better behave, I don't like setting deadlines' - Trump warns Iran

Author: Matthew AtungwuPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: United States

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Strait of Hormuz: 'You better behave, I don't like setting deadlines' - Trump warns Iran

US President Donald Trump warned Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, saying Iran should 'better behave'. He stated he does not like setting deadlines but that Iran knows the US position. The comments come as the US has launched back-to-back strikes on Iran for four consecutive days.

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