US, Iran exchange attacks around Strait of Hormuz
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•Missile strikes and attacks on ships have been reported on Monday as the United States and Iranian militaries exchanged hostilities as they push rival claims to control the Strait of Hormuz.
•Missiles hit the area around the Iranian city of Konarak, according to Iranian state media late on Monday.
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