DUBAI, May 4 (Reuters) - Iran's Revolutionary Guards navy issued a new map of the area of the Strait of Hormuz under its control on Monday, state media reported. The area starts in the west with a line between the westernmost tip of Iran's Qeshm island to the United Arab Emirates' Umm al Quwain emirate.

US President Donald Trump shared a modified map renaming the Strait of Hormuz as the "Strait of Trump," following claims that a naval blockade against Iran could last for months. This development occurs as Iran rejects US claims about economic damage and criticizes the blockade strategy,

Iran just drew new lines on the map.rnrnThe IRGC Navy has formally defined a maritime zone — covering the Strait of Hormuz — and declared it under Iranian military control. Not suggested. Not warned about.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards navy released a new map delineating their controlled area in the Strait of Hormuz. The zone extends from Iran's Qeshm Island to the UAE's Umm al Quwain in the west and from Iran's Mount Mobarak to the UAE's Fujairah in the east.

President Donald Trump is following through on a threatened blockade of Iranian ports by U.S. forces after peace talks broke down between the United States and Iran on April 12. The blockade started close to 10 a.m. ET April 13. It will affect “vessels ...

In recent weeks, Iran has moved to assert control over who can pass through the waterway and has reportedly mined part of it. At the same time, the United States has imposed a naval blockade targeting ships entering or leaving Iranian ports, part of a broader effort to pressure Tehran's own energy exports after negotiations broke down.

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A cargo vessel has been struck by an unknown projectile within the Strait of Hormuz, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency said on Tuesday, adding that the

President Donald Trump’s description of retaliatory U.S. strikes on Iran drew fierce reactions on social media Thursday. ABC News’ Rachel Scott wrote on X that Trump, no stranger to word play when it comes to his war on Iran,