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Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has drastically decreased, and Tehran has yet to decide whether to return to the negotiating table with the US.

As the US president claims the naval blockade is putting economic pressure on Tehran, a Democratic senator accuses him of prioritizing trips with aide Natalie Harp over addressing the crisis.

After Trump's statement that he would declare the strategic strait U.S. territory, Iran's leadership responded with sharp threats and announced the continuation of the blockade.

France, Germany, and the Netherlands oppose a too-rapid expansion of the Union, fearing that new members could block key decisions, with a debate on new rules expected in October.

The Navy and Coast Guard simulated breaking a naval blockade for the first time, while the military erected barriers on key roads in the capital.

Washington expects an imminent Iran-Oman deal on overseeing the strategic waterway, which could restore global oil exports.

Satellite imagery and shipping data reveal that no tanker has loaded oil at Iran's main terminal, marking the longest disruption since the conflict began.

The U.S. president is confident Tehran cannot hold out much longer, while CENTCOM reports an intense naval blockade and the diversion of dozens of merchant ships.

Scientists warn of an 'ecological disaster in the making' as 1,500 stranded ships become ideal habitats for invasive organisms.

Tehran warns that any new US attack will trigger retaliation against key energy infrastructure across the region, as CENTCOM intensifies the blockade.

As the US and mediators announce an imminent deal to unblock the key waterway, Iran insists it is not holding direct talks with Washington. Meanwhile, another ship was attacked in the strait.

CENTCOM releases latest data on the naval blockade enforcement as diplomatic efforts to resolve the Strait of Hormuz situation continue.

The US president gives Iran a 'last chance' and claims talks are underway, while Iranian officials deny any contacts. The Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, and a former Israeli security official warns that Iran believes it holds a strategic advantage.

The US president threatened to destroy Iran's leadership, while Tehran simultaneously denies any negotiations with the US and is only in talks with Oman about the Strait of Hormuz.

Tehran Claims It Struck US Base in Bahrain, as CENTCOM Reports Diverting 24 Ships as Part of Naval Blockade

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