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The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil transit routes, has become the latest flashpoint in escalating Middle East tensions. Iran announced the closure of the strategic waterway, warning vessels to stay away and accusing the United States of failing to enforce commitments under a recent ceasefire understanding. Tehran also linked the move to ongoing Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon, which it says violate agreed terms. Iranian military officials described the closure as an initial response and warned further measures could follow. The development has heightened concerns over global energy supplies, regional stability, and the risk of a broader conflict.

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00:12As we approach the 250th anniversary of our founding, we remember that we owe everything
00:19to heroes like those we celebrate today, men who went willingly to the darkest and most
00:25dangerous corners on earth to defeat evil so we could live free.
00:32That's exactly what happened.
00:34These are great men, great people.
00:36We thank you and we will never, ever forget you.
00:41And now I'd like to ask the military aide to come forward and read the citations, please.
00:53Major James Capers, Jr.
01:29The President of the United States, in the name of the Congress, takes pleasure in presenting
01:34the Medal of Honor to Second Lieutenant James Capers, Jr., United States Marine Corps.
02:58Tom Ripley, accepting on behalf of his father, Colonel John Ripley.

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