War with Iran: US rescues downed airman and Trump doubles down on threats to Tehran
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The US has rescued a downed airman in Iran and President Trump has set a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Senior Iranian officials have responded with defiance, threatening to keep the strait blocked until Iran receives compensation for war damages.
A US airman was rescued after their fighter jet was shot down over Iran. The airman evaded capture for over a day before being rescued. Meanwhile, President Trump has set a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump threatened to target Iranian power facilities if the strait is not reopened. Iranian officials have responded with defiance, saying the strait will remain blocked until Iran receives compensation for war damages. Diplomatic efforts are underway, with Oman, Pakistan, and Egypt working to keep communications open between the US and Iran.
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