Iran warns of ceasefire violation as US plans to escort Hormuz ships

Author: AyobamiPublished on: May 4, 2026Country: Iran

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Iran warns of ceasefire violation as US plans to escort Hormuz ships

Iran warned that any US interference in the Strait of Hormuz would be considered a breach of the Middle East ceasefire. President Donald Trump announced that the US would begin escorting ships through the waterway, calling the operation a humanitarian gesture. In response, an Iranian official stated that any American interference would be unacceptable, as negotiations between the two countries have been deadlocked since April 8.

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