WATCH: Hegseth calls U.S. war in Iran a 'gift to the world'
Summary
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth described the U.S. military action against Iran as a benefit to the world. The U.S. is continuing its blockade of Iranian shipping to stop what it calls a threat from Iran, and officials report intercepting 34 ships so far.Key Facts
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke about the U.S. war in Iran at the Pentagon.
- He called the U.S. war in Iran a "gift to the world."
- The U.S. is blocking Iranian ships to stop threats to global security.
- The blockade against Iran will continue until the mission is completed.
- U.S. officials say 34 ships have been stopped so far.
- Data shows Iran has still moved some oil despite sanctions.
- "Shadow fleet" traffic, including 11 oil tankers with Iranian cargo, has been active near the Persian Gulf.
- An Iranian diplomat is planning to visit Pakistan to discuss a ceasefire with the U.S.
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