Iran's military adviser Mohsen Rezaei accuses the US of violating a conflict resolution memorandum, citing support for proxy forces in Lebanon and escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, promising a severe response.
Sau các cuộc tập kích của Mỹ vào Iran, Phó tổng thống Vance cảnh báo Tehran rằng Washington sẽ đáp trả bạo lực bằng bạo lực nếu hành động gây hấn tiếp diễn. CENTCOM tuyên bố tấn công các mục tiêu của Iran nhằm đáp trả vụ tấn công tàu hàng Ever Lovely.
VP JD Vance defended US strikes on Iranian military targets, stating "violence will be met with violence" after a drone attack on a cargo ship. Iran claims its response was "ceasefire management," not a violation.
The US military conducted strikes on Iranian missile and drone storage sites in retaliation for Iran's drone attack on the commercial ship M/V Ever Lovely in the Strait of Hormuz. This escalation follows President Trump's accusation of a "foolish violation" of a ceasefire agreement.
Following Iran's drone attack on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the US Central Command conducted strikes on missile and drone sites, and coastal radar locations in Iran. President Trump hinted at retaliation, stating Iran "shouldn't be doing that."
Donald Trump condemned Iran's alleged drone attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a "foolish violation of our ceasefire agreement." A cargo ship was damaged but continued its journey, while Iran's IRGC stated transit through the strait requires Tehran's approval.
Iran condemned a joint US-Gulf Cooperation Council statement from a June 25 meeting in Bahrain, calling it "interventionist, irresponsible and provocative." Tehran rejected the communique's claims on its nuclear program, missile capabilities, regional allies, and the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the US and its allies of pressuring Iran.
President Donald Trump announced a memorandum of understanding to end his 'war' and open Iran as a new market for US agricultural exports, citing a humanitarian crisis in Iran. However, Iranian officials immediately contradicted Trump's claims, denying any agreement to purchase US crops and criticizing US policy.
Gulf Cooperation Council countries united with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Manama, Bahrain, to address Iran's threats and demand free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, following the US-Iran framework deal. They stressed conditional economic engagement and called for disarmament of non-state groups.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards attacked a Singapore-flagged vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening US efforts to reopen the oil route. The strike, which damaged the ship's bridge off Oman, occurred as the US seeks to ensure free navigation and reassure Gulf allies amid tensions over potential Iranian tolls.
The UN's International Maritime Organization (IMO) paused its Strait of Hormuz evacuation initiative for 600 ships and 11,000 mariners after a Singapore-flagged cargo ship was attacked by a suspected drone near Oman. The incident occurred hours after Iran warned vessels against unauthorized routes.
Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) announced that ships traveling outside its established routes in the Strait of Hormuz will not be guaranteed safety or insurance coverage, holding owners and operators responsible for any consequences.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Washington will discuss Arab nations' demands for compensation from Iran for past strikes during future negotiations with Tehran. The issue was raised at a meeting of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf in Manama.
Asian economies are expected to exercise caution in buying Iranian oil despite a 60-day sanctions waiver, weighing compliance, financial risks, and potential US-Tehran hostilities. This comes as global markets seek cheaper energy, but refiners view the waiver as too short for complex legal requirements.
Iran's IRGC warned all vessels to use Tehran-designated routes in the Strait of Hormuz, calling Oman's new corridor illegal and dangerous. The US rejected any tolls, while Oman affirmed international law. Despite tensions, shipping traffic shows signs of normalization.
The US and Iran are in a dispute over Tehran's plan to levy tolls on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Washington insists Iran cannot impose fees on the international waterway, while Iran argues it can charge for services provided.
As Washington and Tehran negotiate an interim peace deal, the US has lifted restrictions on Iranian oil trade until August 21. Around $6 billion in frozen Iranian oil revenues are being looked into for release, intended for food and medical supplies. Despite this, Iran's economy faces significant challenges, with inflation expected to rise and deep-seated issues of mismanagement and corruption exacerbated by war damages.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned shipowners that unauthorized Strait of Hormuz transit routes are "unacceptable and dangerous," threatening action. This comes despite a recent US-Iran MoU to reopen the artery, leading to continued caution among operators.
Iran and the US are engaged in rapid diplomatic talks to end the war, but confusion persists over navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran and Oman announced a joint mechanism for permits, while the US insists on free transit, with President Trump warning negotiations would end if Iran imposes tolls.
University of Tehran professor Mohammad Marandi stated Iran feels it achieved a decisive victory against the US and Israel, suffering fewer financial losses. However, he expressed deep skepticism about the implementation of the new memorandum of understanding with Washington, anticipating difficult weeks ahead.
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called the US-Iran framework deal a "US defeat," citing Iranian resistance. Technical talks continue, with disputes over the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear inspections, and the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, despite a direct communication channel.
President Trump claims Iran is willing to concede significantly amid tensions, despite the US Senate voting 50-48 to block his military action against Iran, reflecting growing congressional concern over the unpopular conflict.
The US Senate voted to block President Trump's military action against Iran, while Trump claimed Tehran agreed to "highest level Nuclear inspections long into the future." Iran denied new commitments on inspections, and its banks were hit by cyberattacks amid ongoing peace talks and the potential release of frozen assets.
Tổng thống Iran Masoud Pezeshkian khẳng định nước này sẽ không đàm phán về chương trình tên lửa đạn đạo, coi đây là năng lực phòng thủ thiết yếu. Thủ tướng Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif đồng tình, chỉ trích tiêu chuẩn kép.
