Iran has pushed back on reports that it dropped its preconditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while regional sources say it handed Washington a road map built around a ceasefire of up to 60 days. Two claims this series carried earlier today now need qualifying.
The House adopted H.Con.Res. 93 to force an end to the Iran war as Houthi missiles hit Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea oil outlet and Brent slipped to $107 on a surprise U.S. crude build.
Massie’s impeachment articles force a House vote within two days as Iran claims Hormuz is shut and US naval costs top $7.1 billion.
Saudi Arabia shut its main oil pipeline after drone strikes, refineries keep catching fire worldwide, and Brent crude is back above $100. Here’s what’s…
Trump says the U.S. is “open” to an Iran deal as Tehran blacklists 77 ships in Hormuz and the Houthis tighten their grip on Bab el-Mandeb.
Tehran rules out formal talks until its conditions are met, as the Pentagon confirms an ammo shortfall and China turns Taiwan into a prime-time spy drama.
Trump says the US is “open” to the concept of a deal with Iran, while Tehran says Hormuz is blockaded and both sides dispute what hit a tanker.
Trump says Iran wants a deal “quickly and badly”; Tehran says no talks. Brent tops $107, Houthis hit Saudi Arabia, Gulf pledges wobble.