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Iran says Hormuz to remain shut till US meets conditions

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August 19, 2026
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The Strait of Hormuz ​will stay shut ​till the US meets the situations of an interim deal signed with Iran in June, the highest Iranian negotiator Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf stated in feedback printed by ⁠state media on Tuesday.

These situations embrace the ⁠US lifting its blockade of Iranian ports, lifting oil sanctions, releasing Tehran’s frozen belongings, and ending threats and army operations on ‌all fronts, Qalibaf advised parliament. The ​memorandum of ⁠understanding, clinched on June 17, ​rapidly unravelled over a dispute ‌about management of the Strait of Hormuz, the slim waterway ​via which a fifth of world oil and liquefied pure fuel flowed earlier than the conflict.

US President Donald Trump stated the deal was “over” on July ‌7. Every week later, Iran’s overseas ​ministry declared it “suspended”. Below the MoU, Iran and ​the ‌US ⁠had dedicated to negotiating a ultimate deal – protecting broader points such because the destiny ​of Iran’s nuclear programme – in a most ⁠of 60 ​days, extendable by mutual consent.

A senior Iranian official stated on Monday that Iran would now shift to a “absolutely offensive” posture due ​to the stalled diplomatic efforts to safe ​a everlasting finish to the battle.

In the meantime, Trump ​stated no talks have been going down with Iran and none have been scheduled, and he insisted that the Strait of Hormuz was open, contradicting an earlier Iranian assertion that the vital waterway remained shut to delivery.

The receding prospects of a deal to finish the practically six-month battle drove up oil costs once more on Tuesday, whereas inventory markets sagged and borrowing prices for main economies, together with the US, hit multi-decade highs, amid considerations concerning the long-term inflationary and financial impression of the disaster.

“There are ⁠no talks or conversations occurring, or scheduled, with the Islamic Republic of Iran,” Trump stated in a submit on Reality Social on Tuesday.

“The Naval Blockade stays in full drive and impact. The Hormuz Strait is open and working. All water mines have been eliminated or detonated,” he added.

On Monday, Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and particular envoy, had sounded an optimistic word, saying talks ‌with Iran have been nonetheless underneath manner and have been “most likely extra strong” than that they had ever been.

Regardless of Trump’s sometimes ebullient remarks concerning the scenario ⁠within the Gulf, preliminary delivery knowledge on Tuesday confirmed ship crossings by way of the Strait of Hormuz have been nonetheless in single digits ​on Monday.

The UK Maritime Commerce Operations stated it acquired ‌a report on Tuesday {that a} vessel was struck by an unknown projectile whereas transiting outbound within the Strait of Hormuz, inflicting engine room injury and a crew casualty.

STILL OPEN TO TALKS

Each Trump and Tehran have incessantly switched between threats and extra emollient rhetoric as they search a manner out of the disaster, which erupted when the US and Israel launched strikes in opposition to Iran on February 28.

Iran stays open to dialogue with the US however doesn’t confuse negotiations with give up, Mohammad ​Mokhber, an adviser to Iran’s supreme chief, stated on Tuesday, in response to the semi-official Fars information company.

Mokhber stated army strain ⁠and sanctions wouldn’t ​break Iran’s resolve and that the nation would defend its safety, dignity and allies whereas not looking for conflict. – Businesses



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