Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz again until Trump lifts his own blockade
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
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
The use of irregular practices is multiplying, while the United States claims that its maritime blockade has forced 14 ships to turn back
During 46 days of conflict with Hezbollah, the Israeli army has killed 91 paramedics and 172 children, bombed water networks, and caused allegations of possible ethnic cleansing
Neither of the two countries confirms the truce, while the Israeli army advances eastward and bombs the last bridge over the Litani River
Pakistan media in Tehran to unblock the main disagreements regarding the Iranian nuclear program and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz
The Secretary of Defense urges Tehran to “choose wisely.” The Chief of Staff provides details on the “successful” US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz