American officials said Iranian military sites were hit, while Tehran said it struck at American bases in neighboring countries
Washington offers a cash release but Tehran insists on charging tolls to pass through the waterway
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Iran is determined to retain control over the strait, while a new round of talks with Qatar on the US deal is expected Wednesday
Iran's state news agency Mehr reported that Tehran accused the United States and Israel of violating the ceasefire set out in a memorandum of understanding underpinning.
25 commercial vessels crossed the strategic waterway on Thursday, five times above the early-June daily average, following the US-Iran preliminary agreement
VP JD Vance says any agreement with Iran will include a two-stage verification process and that Washington expects the Strait of Hormuz to remain open without transit fees
The bloc targets an IRGC naval unit and two individuals over actions it says threatened freedom of navigation through the key oil shipping route, marking the first use of its new sanctions powers on the issue.
The United States has temporarily halted a naval operation to escort commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz as President Donald Trump cites progress toward a potential agreement with Iran amid ongoing tensions in the region
Washington and Bahrain have proposed a UN-backed resolution that could lead to sanctions on Iran and pave the way for a multinational maritime coalition to secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz
The plan is an arm’s-length effort to unblock the vital supply waterway that doesn’t involve escorts by U.S. warships
More than 90 countries issued a joint statement at the United Nations urging maritime security and stability amid rising tensions in the vital shipping corridor
Tehran has proposed to the US a deal focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending the war, while deferring nuclear talks to a later stage. The White House received the proposal but has not committed to engaging with it
Global oil markets are facing unprecedented disruption as conflict in the Middle East restricts flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Industry leaders warn the loss of supply could reshape energy, food, and industrial markets worldwide, with risks extending beyond oil
Oil prices fell by more than 9% following Iran's announcement
Tehran says all commercial vessels can pass freely through the strategic waterway for the duration of the Lebanon ceasefire, linking the move to the broader truce in the region.
The US and Iran may be preparing for a new round of negotiations this week aimed at de-escalating the conflict.
Iran’s state-run Fars news agency reported Wednesday that tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz had been halted following what it described as an Israeli violation of the ceasefire agreement. A separate Iranian outlet, Press TV, citing unnamed sources, reported that Tehran would “punish” Israel over attacks against Lebanese Hezbollah carried out in breach of […]
Questions loom about Iran’s control of the critical waterway even as limited ship traffic starts to move through it
Greece's permanent representative to the UN also thanked Bahrain for its “tireless efforts” in drafting the text, while also expressing regret that 'its adoption was not possible today'
President Trump said Iran has asked U.S. for a cease-fire; Iran dismissed the president’s ‘performative actions’