IRAN REVOLUTIONARY GUARDS RESPONSE
Iran says it is checking if Indian vessels were targeted in Strait of Hormuz firing incident
Reports have emerged suggesting that Iranian forces may have opened fire on Indian ships passing through the vital Strait of Hormuz. This unsettling occurrence coincided with increased activity among commercial fleets in the area. Furthermore, Iran is pointing fingers at the United States, alleging that Washington's maneuvers are not only obstructing diplomatic channels but also exacerbating conflict.
US Israel-Iran War Day 51: Strait of Hormuz tensions rise as Iran fires on tanker, talks continue
Iran War News Day 51: As the clock ticks into the 51st day of the Iran-Israel conflict, West Asia finds itself in a heightened state of alert. Iran's latest restrictions on the strategic Strait of Hormuz are causing significant disruptions to important LNG shipments. These actions, paired with mixed messages from Tehran, have created a fog of confusion at sea.
JD Vance will lead US team to Iran talks in Pakistan: White House
US Vice President JD Vance will lead American delegates for talks with Iran in Pakistan. This comes after President Donald Trump stated he would not attend. The meetings aim to end the Middle East conflict before a ceasefire expires. Tensions are high as Iran allegedly violated the ceasefire. The US has threatened severe retaliation if a deal is not reached.
No Strait Answer: Iran shuts off Hormuz on US 'violation'
Iran has intensified its control over the Strait of Hormuz. Mariners are warned of its closure following a US blockade of Iranian ports. This action has impacted Indian vessels, with some forced to turn back after encountering fire from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Trump warns Iran, says Tehran cannot "blackmail" US over Strait of Hormuz
Iran has reimposed a naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. This move followed a brief 24-hour opening. US President Donald Trump issued a sharp warning to Tehran. He stated Iran is weakened and cannot blackmail America. Two Indian vessels were forced to flee the Strait after coming under fire. Maritime data and security agencies reported immediate escalations.
India summons Iran envoy over incident of firing at ships in Strait of Hormuz
India summoned the Iranian envoy after an incident in the Strait of Hormuz. Two Indian vessels had to turn back following reports of gunfire from Iran's Revolutionary Guards. This occurred after Iran initially opened and then closed the waterway. India has previously stated its commitment to safe maritime passage.
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West Asia War: Some tankers cross Strait of Hormuz before shots fired, ship-tracking data shows
West Asia War: The Strait of Hormuz reopened briefly after a 50-day blockade. Several tankers passed through before Iran reimposed restrictions. Iranian gunboats fired on some ships. Hundreds of vessels remain stranded. Oil and gas supplies are disrupted. This situation impacts global energy markets significantly.
Indian ships reverse course in Hormuz strait, vessel tracker says
In a tense standoff, two Indian vessels opted to reverse course in the Strait of Hormuz following gunfire allegedly from Iran's Revolutionary Guard. Among them was an Indian-flagged super tanker, transporting Iraqi oil. Iran has reiterated the implementation of restrictions in the strait, but fortunately, both the tanker and its crew are reportedly unharmed.
Convoy of tankers is seen crossing Strait of Hormuz, vessel tracking data shows
A convoy of eight tankers is crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Ship owners hope Tehran will allow them to leave the Gulf during a short ceasefire. Iran reopened the strait after a US-brokered ceasefire. The closure caused a major supply loss. Gulf producers need steady tanker flow to resume exports.
Trump says he has 'good news' on Iran, offers no clarity on peace deal
President Trump sees positive signs in Iran peace talks. A ceasefire in the Middle East conflict may be extended if a deal is reached by Wednesday. Iran has temporarily reopened the Strait of Hormuz. Shipping may return to normal soon. Talks are ongoing to resolve the conflict and Iran's nuclear program.
US made 7 claims in one hour but 'all false', says Iran; warns access to Hormuz hinges on Tehran’s terms
Iran has asserted that maritime movement through the Strait of Hormuz will be strictly controlled by Tehran, stating that passage will be allowed only through designated routes and under Iranian approval, amid escalating tensions with the United States over regional security and negotiations.
Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz, but with strings attached
The Strait of Hormuz has reopened for commercial ships following a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. This move initially boosted oil markets. However, Iran has cautioned that the waterway could be shut again if the United States continues its naval blockade of Iranian ports. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump stated a deal with Iran is nearing completion.
Trump administration attempts to deport Iranian media commentator Yousof Azizi
The Trump administration is attempting to deport Iranian academic Yousof Azizi, alleging he lied on his visa application. Azizi, a commentator on Iran and U.S.-Iran relations, has appeared on Sky News and BBC Persian. A Muslim advocacy group criticizes his detention as a crackdown on Iranian voices amid the Iran war.
'Your ships will be sunk by our first missiles': Iran warns US over Strait of Hormuz
The military adviser to Iran's supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei on Wednesday warned that Iran would sink American ships in the Strait of Hormuz if the United States decided to "police" the key shipping bottleneck. Mohsen Rezaei, a former commander-in-chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guards who was named as a military adviser by Khamenei last month, told state TV. "These ships of yours will be sunk by our first missiles and have created a great danger for the US military.
Trump shakes fist, then claims Iran contact again
Iran war news: US President Donald Trump said Iran has reached out for peace talks even as he escalated threats against its navy, warning of “elimination” if ships approach a US blockade. Washington also warned against trading Iranian oil, while Tehran called the move “piracy” and cautioned of wider Gulf instability.
Trump warns of elimination if Iranian Navy ships hinder Hormuz 'blockade'
Iran news: America has begun blocking ships in the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump warned Iran's Navy ships of immediate elimination if they approach the blockade. He stated that 158 Iranian ships have already been destroyed. This action aims to force Iran to agree to open the waterway and accept a peace deal.
Iran Guards threaten to trap enemies in 'deadly vortex' of Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guards assert complete command over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping route. They issue a stern warning to adversaries, stating any misstep will result in them being ensnared in a perilous situation. This declaration follows a US naval blockade order for the strategic waterway. Iranian forces are monitoring all maritime movement within the strait.
Trump administration cancels residency for more kin of Iranian officials; family "slated for deportation"
The Trump administration has revoked the permanent residency of several long-term Iranian residents in the US. These individuals have familial connections to current or former high-ranking officials in Tehran. The State Department confirmed actions against Seyed Eissa Hashemi, his wife, and son. This follows similar moves targeting those accused of supporting Iran's regime. These individuals are now slated for deportation.
Iran denies claims that US vessels entered Strait of Hormuz
Iran denied a US claim that two Navy destroyers passed through the Strait of Hormuz, saying control over vessel movement lies with its armed forces. The strait, a key global energy route, has emerged as a major issue in ongoing US-Iran talks in Islamabad.
Iran's new supreme leader has severe and disfiguring wounds, sources say
Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is recovering from severe injuries. He sustained facial and leg wounds in an airstrike that killed his father. Khamenei is participating in decision-making via audio conferencing. His health and ability to rule remain a mystery to the public. Images of him may be released in the coming months.
West Asia War: World waits with bated breath as US, Iran head to table in Pakistan
Negotiators from Iran and the United States are set for crucial talks in Islamabad. The discussions aim to stabilize a fragile ceasefire. Tensions are high due to exchanges of fire and Iran's actions concerning the Hormuz Strait. Kuwait reported a drone attack, which it attributes to Iran and its regional allies. Meanwhile, separate Israel-Lebanon talks are also anticipated in Washington.
Netanyahu authorizes direct talks with Lebanon in potential boost to ceasefire efforts
Israel is set to begin direct talks with Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah. This development offers a potential boost to Middle East ceasefire efforts. However, the fragile truce faces challenges. Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz remains a concern, with ongoing drone attacks reported. The fate of Iran's nuclear program also hangs in the balance as discussions loom.
Ceasefire in the Iran war teeters in the face of disagreements over Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz
A fragile ceasefire in the Iran war is under severe strain. Israel's intense bombing of Beirut and Iran's continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are creating major hurdles. Negotiators face significant challenges in resolving disputes over Lebanon's inclusion, Iran's nuclear program, and the resumption of vital oil shipments. Peace talks are scheduled in Pakistan.
Iran says ‘hand on the trigger’ after fresh Gulf strikes test fragile ceasefire
West Asia is a powder keg of uncertainties as strains soar between nations. Iran's leadership sends a resolute message of possible counteractions, signaling a readiness to defend its interests, even amidst a US ceasefire. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps remains vigilant against any perceived threats.
Iran Guards threaten to deprive US, allies of oil and gas for years
Iran's Revolutionary Guards on Tuesday warned they would retaliate beyond the Middle East and deprive Washington and its allies of oil and gas if the United States crossed "red lines", a statement carried on state television said. It added that the Guards -- Iran's ideological army -- would target infrastructure "to deprive the United States and its allies of oil and gas in the region for years".
IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi killed in Israeli Strike
Iran's Revolutionary Guards intelligence chief, Majid Khademi, was killed in US-Israeli strikes. This incident escalates the ongoing war that began on February 28. The conflict has spread across the Middle East, impacting the global economy and oil prices. Fresh strikes were reported in Kuwait and the UAE, highlighting the volatile situation in the region.
Israel carries out 'powerful strike' on Iran’s largest petrochemical complex in South Pars
Israel has escalated tensions by striking a significant petrochemical facility within Iran, focusing on its energy infrastructure. Defence Minister Israel Katz has issued a stern warning: if missile threats towards Israel do not cease, there will be more retaliatory actions.
Iran-US war: Smoke rises after drone attack hits US facility near Baghdad airport
In a stunning escalation, a drone attack targeted a US diplomatic post adjacent to Baghdad International Airport, sending thick smoke billowing into the air. Concurrently, Iranian media reported the fatal blow dealt to Majid Khademi, the IRGC's intelligence chief.
US-Iran War: Tehran confirms death of top spy chief Majid Khademi
A significant and alarming incident unfolds as a key Iranian intelligence leader has been eliminated. This occurs amidst deliberations on a proposed peace framework led by Pakistan, which might soon be put into action. The strategy includes an immediate halt to hostilities, followed by a more extensive accord.
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