Hormuz closed again after ceasefire violations reported, Iran mulls exit from ceasefire
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said the ceasefire applied “everywhere” including Lebanon, as he announced Islamabad would host delegations from the United States and Iran for talks later this week
Iran may quit ceasefire over Israel’s Lebanon strikes
Oil tanker traffic in Hormuz stops after Israeli strikes
Israel claims Lebanon not included in ceasefire, strikes continue
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Iran on Wednesday said it will withdraw from the ceasefire agreement if Israel persists in violating the truce by continuing its attacks on Lebanon, a source told Tasnim News Agency.
The passage of oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz was halted because of Israeli attacks on Lebanon, Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency reported.
This comes after two tankers had passed safely through the waterway earlier in the wake of the US-brokered ceasefire.
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The report followed an overnight ceasefire between the US and Iran that Fars said had resulted in the transit of two oil tankers. The halt to tanker movements happened simultaneously with attacks on Lebanon, it reported.
The restart of Hormuz is critical for oil and gas prices, which plunged after the ceasefire was announced overnight and pared some of their decline after the Fars report.
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