Iran War Updates: Trump says U.S. "achieving a very big victory," war "will continue for as long as necessary"

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President Trump stated the U.S. is achieving a victory in the Iran war, which will continue as long as necessary without a set peace talk schedule.
A tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was hit by an "unknown projectile," causing a fire that was extinguished; no casualties were reported.
Iran and Oman are discussing a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz via a temporary shipping route and clear sea mines, but Iran insists the U.S. must lift its naval blockade and end the war.
China reiterated its opposition to U.S. sanctions against Iran, stating it will not comply and will safeguard its own interests.
Iran's foreign minister requested the UN condemn U.S. actions, including new sanctions.
The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier will stop in Thailand for crew rest after its deployment in the Middle East.
Iran's army claims all damaged weapons systems have been rebuilt, and new systems have been acquired.
Stock markets showed mixed reactions, with lower oil prices boosting European markets but high U.S. inflation weighing on Wall Street.
President Trump repeated his assertion that "without him, there would be no Israel."
Dubai International Airport reported a significant drop in second-quarter passenger traffic due to the Iran war.

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