US imposes naval blockade on Iranian ports over Hormuz
The United States imposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports after strikes on Gulf allies. Tensions over the Hormuz strait continue.
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Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz threatens global energy flows and U.S. fuel prices.
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The United States imposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports after strikes on Gulf allies. Tensions over the Hormuz strait continue.
Iran warned it may halt regional energy exports as U.S. strikes and Iranian missile responses escalate. The interim truce appears to be unraveling.
The interim U.S.-Iran agreement signed in June is fraying amid renewed clashes. Disagreements center on passage rights through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran stated it carried out strikes on a U.S. refueling site. The exchanges mark a sharp escalation in ongoing hostilities.
President Trump stated the U.S. would be reimbursed at a 20 percent rate for securing Hormuz passage. The plan responds to Iranian actions.
President Trump stated the United States will act as guardian of the Strait of Hormuz and levy a 20 percent cargo fee. Iran is accused of breaking a prior agreement.
President Trump announced the United States would resume a naval blockade of Iranian ports and charge 20 percent on cargo transiting the Strait.
Iran released an online list naming 13 world leaders, including Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, as targets for revenge.