Trump hrozí útoky na íránské civilní cíle, Teherán zasáhl americké základny a blokáda Hormuzu se utahuje

Index ověření faktů: 88/100 — Both headlines fully support the article's core claims — the US resuming the Hormuz blockade, Trump threatening civilian targets, Iran hitting US bases, and Trump weighing 'devastating strikes' — while the article responsibly flags casualties, attack scale, and shipping status as unverified.

• US resumes its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz — Explicit in The Independent headline ('US resumes Hormuz blockade'), cited.
• Trump has threatened to strike Iranian civilian targets — Explicit in The Independent headline ('Trump threatens to hit civilian targets'), cited.
• Iran has targeted US bases across the Middle East — Explicit in The Times of India headline ('Iran targets US bases in Middle East'), cited.
• Trump is weighing what officials describe as devastating strikes — Matches The Times of India headline ('Trump weighs devastating strikes'), cited; 'officials describe' attribution is a reasonable inference not in the headline itself.
• Earlier coverage: Trump declared the Hormuz blockade reinstated and vowed to charge ships for passage — Refers to a prior nunissum.eu article, not present in either provided source; internal cross-reference not independently verifiable here.
• The Strait of Hormuz is the world's most important oil transit chokepoint — Widely established background fact and broadly accurate, but not stated in either headline source.
• A sustained blockade would disrupt a large share of seaborne crude and push energy prices sharply higher — Reasonable analytical inference consistent with general knowledge, but not supported by the provided sources.
• Targeting civilian sites would mark a legal and diplomatic escalation likely to isolate Washington — Plausible framing/analysis; the article presents it as analysis rather than sourced fact.
• China is the largest buyer of Gulf crude — Broadly accurate real-world fact but not established by either provided headline source.
• Iran fired on US bases before Trump's civilian-target threat (sequence of the escalation ladder) — Both events are individually sourced, but the precise ordering/causality is the article's construction, not stated in the headlines.
• Scale of base attacks, casualties, and shipping status are not established — Correctly self-flagged as unverified; consistent with headline-only sources that provide no such detail.