Hormuz Traffic Falls After Tanker Attacks as Iran Claims Control
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen sharply after recovering last month, while Iran threatens tighter restrictions and renewed supply concerns push oil prices above $100.
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Iran acknowledges official US response to war proposal
AP News ↗Iranian authority says struck tankers breached Hormuz rules
Mehr News (English) ↗Report says IRGC hit seven tankers in five days
chinadailyhk ↗Iran ties Hormuz reopening to US meeting conditions
Al Jazeera ↗Iran prepares additional points on US counter-proposal
Tehran Times ↗Gulf exports recover as producers increasingly bypass Hormuz
Deutsche Welle ↗Foreign minister offers conditional seven-day Hormuz reopening window
Euronews ↗Tanker off Oman turned back by the IRGC
Middle East Eye ↗Nearly 20 ships attacked in Hormuz over past month
CNBC ↗Iran says strait will not open under pressure
ISNA (English) ↗Iran steps up tanker attacks as oil shipments climb
Bloomberg ↗Trump says millions of barrels transited Hormuz
Middle East Eye ↗Maritime agency reports nine attacks this month
Japan Times ↗Iran steps up tanker attacks as Hormuz oil flows climb
Bloomberg ↗Iranian commanders say Hormuz remains closed under armed forces' control
Mehr News (English) ↗Oil flows through Hormuz reach nearly 80% of prewar levels
Bloomberg ↗Hormuz transits fall to lowest level in over two months
The Hindu ↗Oil rises as shipping attacks sustain supply concerns
Reuters ↗
