Back and forth
Saudi Report: Hormuz to Open for 60 Days, No Transit Fees
The Saudi Al-Hadath channel reported, citing a senior source, that Iran and Oman have reached initial understandings to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. According to the report, the agreement is expected to last 60 days, but still requires approval from Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
06.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Nuclear defiance
PM Netanyahu: Israel Will Prevent Nuclear Iran
05.08.26
C14 Desk
Iran deal
US Lifts Iran Sanctions as Hormuz Deal Nears
05.08.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
It's never easy
Iran: Hormuz Reopening Depends on U.S. Behaviour
05.08.26
Efrat Briner
Ship happens
Iran Fears U.S. May Dramatically Expand Naval Blockade
04.08.26
Dror Balazada
Throne games
Iran Insider Exposes Who Really Rules the Regime
According to an insider close to the Revolutionary Guards, IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi now holds the final say on Iran's U.S. strategy, no negotiations are currently taking place with Washington, and Mojtaba Khamenei has fully embraced the hardline approach.
04.08.26
Dror Balazada
More, please
Dozens Injured in Security-Related Explosion Near Tehran
04.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Dragging on
Report: Iran, Oman Close to Agreement on Hormuz
04.08.26
Eliyahu Amar
Depleted arsenals
Report: U.S. Drains Precision Missiles in Iran Conflict
04.08.26
C14 Desk
Last last chance?
Trump Sets Another Ultimatum for Iran: Hormuz Deal Today
04.08.26
Sivan Yehezkel