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The US has begun a naval blockade targeting Iranian ports following failed diplomatic talks. Donald Trump said Iranian vessels entering restricted waters would be "eliminated," while Tehran condemned the move as illegal and economically dangerous. The UK has refused to join the US-led blockade of Iran's coastline, citing concerns over global shipping stability. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government warned the escalation could heighten risks in international trade routes. Conditions in Gaza are deteriorating as limited access to aid and supplies drives shortages of bread, fuel, and essentials. Residents describe long waits for food, while agencies warn of rising malnutrition risks and potential famine. A UK outlet has removed a story falsely claiming Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened to invade Israel. The claims were later acknowledged as based on misrepresented, outdated remarks. US naval blockade of Iran escalates as Trump warns ships will be "destroyed"
Britain declines to support US maritime blockade on Iran
Gaza food shortages worsen as aid restrictions tighten
The Telegraph retracts misleading report on Erdogan and Israel
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Global Muslim Unity and Division in the Shadow of the US-Iran Conflict