| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Home - CBSNews.com | IRAN SAYS STRAIT WON'T OPEN UNTIL THE U.S. "CORRECTS" BEHAVIOR | 12 mins ago |
| News - South China Morning Post | IRAN TARGETED TANKER, SAYS UAE, AS TEHRAN SAYS HORMUZ DEAL WITH OMAN CLOSE | 4 hrs ago |
| NYT > Top Stories | IRAN ISSUES LIST OF DEMANDS, DAMPENING HOPES OF REOPENING STRAIT OF HORMUZ | 12 mins ago |
| Deutsche Welle | IRAN WAR: IRGC SAYS HORMUZ TO OPEN IF US ACCEPTS IRAN'S TERMS | 5 hrs ago |
Iran announced it will keep the Strait of Hormuz closed until the United States "corrects" its behavior, following an incident in which a vessel owned by the United Arab Emirates’ Abu Dhabi National Oil Company was targeted while transiting the waterway on Saturday, according to Home - CBSNews.com.
The UAE’s ADNOC reported that one of its ships was targeted, a claim echoed by the South China Morning Post, which noted that Iran had recently targeted a tanker and that Tehran said a deal with Oman regarding the strait was close. Meanwhile, the New York Times reported that Iran has issued a list of demands aimed at easing tensions and that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps stated the Strait will only reopen if the U.S. accepts those terms, as described by Deutsche Welle.
The Strait of Hormuz is a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments; any closure threatens international energy markets and heightens U.S.–Iran tensions.