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Iran war: Revolutionary Guard says seizes ships in Hormuz
On April 22, 2026, amid heightened US-Iran-Israel conflict and uncertain ceasefire negotiations, Iran's Revolutionary Guard seized two cargo ships (MSC Francesca, Epaminondas) and fired on at least two other vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, alleging unauthorized transit and violations of maritime regulations. Concurrently, the European Commission unveiled energy security measures to mitigate rising oil and gas prices from the conflict, Israel's Foreign Minister urged Lebanon to collaborate against Hezbollah ahead of direct Washington talks, Iran executed a man convicted of ties to Mossad, and global leaders called for a lasting ceasefire.
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10 tagsIran warStrait of Hormuzship seizuresUS-Iran ceasefireEU energy securityHezbollahIsrael-Lebanon talksMossadmaritime tensionsoil price hikes
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Iran war: Revolutionary Guard says seizes ships in Hormuz
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