Two senior Iranian officials confirm new tactics timed to influence US midterms
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Iranian officials tell Reuters that Iran is deploying new tactics to target ships in the Strait of Hormuz with the goal of keeping oil prices high and influencing the US midterm elections. One official states Iran started using different offensive tactics about 10 days ago.
“Iran is deploying new tactics to target ships sailing through the Strait of Hormuz as it seeks to keep oil prices high and influence the US midterm elections.”
Reuters, citing two senior Iranian officialsIran (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) Attacker and strategic actorUS Navy Defender of Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump US political figure
Marco Rubio US Secretary of State
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first by Al-Monitor, 6h ago · also Times of India, Japan Times, Investing.com News
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- Iran shifts tactics, steps up ship attacks to pressure Trump before US midterms Times of India · 4h ago
- Iran shifting tactics to step up attacks on shipping before U.S. vote, officials say Japan Times · 3h ago
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first by Channel News Asia, 5h ago · also Hindustan Times, Middle East Eye
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- 'Aim to frustrate US efforts': Iran's new tactics to target ships in Hormuz, trigger Trump's fuel price worries ahead of midterms Hindustan Times · 5h ago
- Ahead of US polls, Iran shifts Hormuz attack tactics, report says Middle East Eye · 2h ago
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