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U.S. Strikes Iran and Reimposes Sanctions
A Strait map shows commercial ships and oil tankers crossing the corridor Iran was accused of attacking
Latest development U.S. Strikes Iran After Ship Attack Threatens Hormuz Shipping
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The military operation came hours after the U.S. Treasury revoked a waiver allowing global sales of Iranian oil.
- Frame 1U.S. strikes hit Iranian military sites after tanker attacks, while Treasury froze new oil-sales waivers tied to Hormuz shipping.
- Frame 2A Strait map shows commercial ships and oil tankers crossing the corridor Iran was accused of attacking.
- Frame 3CENTCOM said precision strikes hit air-defense, radar, missile, drone and port targets near the strait.
- Frame 4Treasury replaced General License X with X1, ending new Iranian oil sales after Tuesday.
- Frame 5Transactions already underway get until July 17; proceeds move into blocked, interest-bearing accounts.
- Frame 6Brent reached $75 and WTI $71 as renewed Hormuz risk moved through oil markets.
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- Jul 8, 1:49 AM EDT
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