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Estas son las seis islas iraníes que persigue Trump para controlar por completo el estrecho de Ormuz

20 Minutos National SecurityNews ReportES 4 min read 100% complete by 20minutos |March 28, 2026 at 07:52 AM
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Donald Trump ha dado a Irán una prórroga hasta el 6 de abril para negociar el fin de la guerra, mientras contempla nuevas acciones militares. El Pentágono considera enviar 10.000 soldados y Trump no descarta ataques a instalaciones energéticas o la toma de islas estratégicas en el estrecho de Ormuz. Irán alega que sus enemigos planean ocupar una de sus islas. Las islas en consideración son Kharg, Qeshm, Larak, Abu Musa y las Tunbs (mayor y menor), importantes por su proximidad a Ormuz y su papel en la industria petrolera o defensa militar. La isla de Kharg, con su terminal petrolera, es crucial para las exportaciones de petróleo de Irán, y un ataque o bloqueo podría paralizar dichas exportaciones.

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More than 95% of the country's oil exports are made from Kharg.

statistic — IRNA, the Islamic Republic News Agency90% confidence

Iranian intelligence suggests that "Iran's enemies, with the support of a country in the region, are preparing an operation to occupy one of the Iranian islands."

quote — Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, president of Parliament90% confidence

Donald Trump has given Iran a 10-day extension, until April 6, to continue negotiations to end the war.

factual — null90% confidence

The islands that the White House could attack are Kharg, Qeshm, Larak, Abu Musa and the Tunbs (major and minor).

factual — Axios80% confidence

The Pentagon is considering sending 10,000 soldiers (with troops on the ground).

factual — The Wall Street Journal80% confidence
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Key Entities & Roles

Key Player Opposition Context
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf 50% The Wall Street Journal 50% Abu Musa Island 60% Greater Tunb Island 60% Qeshm Island 60% Larak Island 60% The Pentagon 70% United States ×270% Kharg Island ×680% Strait of Hormuz ×490% Iran ×790% Donald Trump ×390%

Keywords

estrecho de ormuz 100% irán 90% acciones militares 80% islas iraníes 80% donald trump 70% guerra 60% industria petrolera 50% kharg 50% negociaciones 40%

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Geographic Perspective
Iran

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