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President Donald Trump said Monday he's hoping to delay his upcoming visit to China by "a month or so" because of his war with Iran. “It’s very simple. We’ve got a war going on. I think it’s important that I be here,
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Trump said that the US needs “whatever it takes” to reopen the Strait Of Hormuz. Follow Newsweek's latest updates
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Trump criticises allies over rejection of Hormuz request, as Iran and Israel trade airstrikes
By Alexander Cornwell and Jonathan Landay March 17 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump accused some Western allies of ingratitude after several countries rebuffed his demand to send warships to escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz,
President Trump spoke to journalists for about 40 minutes before holding a news conference on Monday, offering a glimpse into his priorities.
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The key UAE oil-export port of Fujairah was hit again on Monday, following a strike on Saturday that forced it to suspend some shipments for about a day. In Abu Dhabi, a Palestinian civilian was killed because of a missile falling on a car, authorities in the UAE capital said.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cast doubt on the planned trip earlier Monday, while insisting it was not meant to pressure China to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.