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- Iran sees the conflict as a chance to push for unfreezing about $12 billion in frozen assets and easing sanctions to rescue its economy.
- Iran announced it would cease military operations against Israel if Israeli attacks stop.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned it could target regional energy facilities if attacks continue.
- Iranian officials said the United States coordinated with Israel and cited State Department statements linking U.S. policy to the war.
- The Houthis have begun blockading Red Sea ships bound for Israel, increasing the risk of a wider maritime disruption.
- President Donald Trump is close to agreeing on a deal that would unfreeze about $12 billion in Iranian assets, give Iran management of the Strait of Hormuz, and address uranium enrichment.
