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Iran says it's closing Strait of Hormuz and accuses US and Israel of violating ceasefire deal
Iran says it is closing the Strait of Hormuz and accuses the US and Israel of violating the ceasefire deal, after Israel continued strikes on Lebanon
A US Central Command spokesperson says "traffic continues to flow" in the strait, with US forces "monitoring the situation", according to several media outlets – why is the strait so important?
It comes as Israel and Hezbollah have both accused each other of violating a new ceasefire. The conflict here raises questions about the future of a permanent US-Iran deal, writes Hugo Bachega in Beirut
The US-Iran deal was always fragile and there are signs it is unravelling. All eyes will now be on President Trump, writes the BBC's Jon Donnison
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Iranian forces say the Strait of Hormuz has been closed due to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon.
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Iran closes Strait of Hormuz again and says its negotiating team is heading to Switzerland
Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed again on Saturday and warned vessels to stay away from the critical shipping route, but the U.S. denied those claims, stating the waterway remained open.
Tensions between the two countries escalated just days after Tehran and Washington reached an interim agreement to end hostilities in the region.
The announcement by Iran's military and the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps came as Iranian negotiators prepared to travel to Switzerland for technical-level talks with U.S. officials scheduled to begin Sunday.
Iran's joint military command said the closure of the strait was in response to continued Israeli military operations in Lebanon and what it described as U.S. "bad faith" and a failure to uphold commitments under the truce framework, AP reported. Iranian state television said "subsequent steps have been planned" if what it called aggression continues, according to multiple outlets.
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