Iran denies threat to blow up US ships
Bush blames Iran for Hormuz stand-off US President George W Bush says Iran committed a "provocative act" in the Strait of Hormuz when Iranian speedboats approached three US Navy ships and threatened that the ships would explode.
US releases footage of Iran boat incident The tense scene ? which the US says lasted 20 minutes ? occurred on the same stretch of water where a 15-strong group of British naval officers were taken hostage by the Iranian Military Guard last year. Iran dismissed the latest incident as a "routine" encounter.
So in other words, we were looking for trouble.
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