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Iran warns talks may halt after strikes
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Iran attacked Bahrain and Kuwait after new U.S. strikes, then warned talks could stop as a U.S.-overseen route reopened Strait of Hormuz traffic.
- Frame 1Iran launched drones and missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain after new U.S. strikes, widening a weekend military exchange.
- Frame 2A U.S. official said no Iranian drones or missiles hit U.S. assets, and no U.S. injuries were reported.
- Frame 3A U.S.-overseen maritime body expanded an Oman-side route to reopen traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Frame 4Iran says it must govern the strait; Araghchi warned separate arrangements would delay reopening and raise tension.
- Frame 5The strait is treated as an international waterway despite crossing Iranian and Omani territorial waters.
- Frame 6A U.S. official said talks were still set to continue and both sides would stand down.
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- Jun 29, 1:33 AM EDT
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- Jun 28, 11:20 PM EDT