The US president sends a delegation to Pakistan to resume peace talks on Monday. Tehran says it will not attend while the “naval blockade” continues
Tehran resists against the US with the use of basic and cheap devices planted in a maritime route through which 20% of the world’s oil circulated before the war
Seafarers’ unions and the IMO warn of the difficulties faced by ship crews due to Iranian and US blockades, including lack of food and drinking water
The population of Dahiye, Hezbollah’s stronghold in the Lebanese capital, returns without knowing if the truce will last
Three other ‘blue helmets’ are injured in an ambush. The Shiite militia denies any involvement in the attack on the soldiers who were clearing a route to a post of the international mission
The Revolutionary Guard reimposes “strict control” over the world’s most important corridor for the flow of oil and gas. Some ships had managed to leave in the last few hours
Thousands of residents take advantage of the start of the temporary truce to return to their devastated communities amid praises for Hezbollah
About fifty countries support an unconditional unlocking of the maritime passage and a dozen offer military support once the ceasefire is consolidated
Thousands of Lebanese from the south displaced by the war try to return to their homes in the early hours of the ceasefire. Hezbollah warns that its militiamen “keep their finger on the trigger”
After the start of the truce in Lebanon, Tehran assures that it will allow navigation through the maritime passage. Trump insists on maintaining the US blockade until a peace agreement