14:30ZENGLISHABUAlliances in the Middle East 1Cyprus, Greece, Israel, and the United States today launched the "Eastern Medit…14:29ZINTELSLAVAIDF releases footage of Israeli airstrikes targeting five Hezbollah rocket launchers14:29ZHINDUSTANTExpert committee criticizes Delhi Development Authority over tree transplantation handling14:29ZTASNIMNEWSTurkey, Egypt begin joint air exercise, defense ministry says14:29ZTASNIMNEWSHezbollah says it escaped Israeli advanced drone, issues statement14:28ZTHEJERUSALHamburg airport terminal evacuated after security incident, departures suspended14:26ZNOELREPORTPutin orders intensified strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure14:26ZPRESSTVHezbollah drone strike kills Israeli soldier in southern Lebanon14:30ZENGLISHABUAlliances in the Middle East 1Cyprus, Greece, Israel, and the United States today launched the "Eastern Medit…14:29ZINTELSLAVAIDF releases footage of Israeli airstrikes targeting five Hezbollah rocket launchers14:29ZHINDUSTANTExpert committee criticizes Delhi Development Authority over tree transplantation handling14:29ZTASNIMNEWSTurkey, Egypt begin joint air exercise, defense ministry says14:29ZTASNIMNEWSHezbollah says it escaped Israeli advanced drone, issues statement14:28ZTHEJERUSALHamburg airport terminal evacuated after security incident, departures suspended14:26ZNOELREPORTPutin orders intensified strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure14:26ZPRESSTVHezbollah drone strike kills Israeli soldier in southern Lebanon
The Navy Said It Resumed Hormuz Escorts. Then CENTCOM Said It Didn't.
The Wall Street Journal reported the Navy had quietly restarted escorting commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. Within hours, CENTCOM publicly denied it. Something interesting happened in between.
