Iran’s Tanker Threats: How Britain Gets Dragged Into Trump’s Middle East Fire
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards vow retaliation if US strikes its vessels—pulling the UK into Trump’s brinkmanship as energy prices spike and Starmer’s leadership wobbles.
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Iran’s Tanker Threats: How Britain Gets Dragged Into Trump’s Middle East Fire
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards vow retaliation if US strikes its ships—putting UK energy security on the line as Trump’s brinkmanship reignites Gulf tensions.