BREAKING: Iran now directly warns that “no infrastructure will be safe” in the region if Iran’s security is not guaranteed, with Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf declaring that if Iran cannot sell oil, “no one else will sell oil either,” per Mehr News.
The warning comes after Iran reportedly fired warning shots toward vessels attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz, before a vessel was struck by a suspected unknown projectile and caught fire, according to a new UKMTO warning issued today.
BREAKING: Iran now directly warns that “no infrastructure will be safe” in the region if Iran’s security is not guaranteed, with Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf declaring that if Iran cannot sell oil, “no one else will sell oil either,” per Mehr News.
The warning comes after Iran reportedly fired warning shots toward vessels attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz, before a vessel was struck by a suspected unknown projectile and caught fire, according to a new UKMTO warning issued today.
BREAKING: Iran now directly warns that “no infrastructure will be safe” in the region if Iran’s security is not guaranteed, with Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf declaring that if Iran cannot sell oil, “no one else will sell oil either,” per Mehr News.
The warning comes after Iran reportedly fired warning shots toward vessels attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz, before a vessel was struck by a suspected unknown projectile and caught fire, according to a new UKMTO warning issued today.
BREAKING: Iran’s foreign minister is leaving New York with no talks and no deal, after three sessions where oil was dumped 3–4% at midday on US-Iran negotiation headlines Tehran then rejected within hours.
Bloomberg has called the pattern a “VaR shock.”
Iran says four negotiation reports in six days were aimed at moving the oil price.Hormuz stays closed. The nuclear file is not on the table.
BREAKING: Iran’s foreign minister is leaving New York with no talks and no deal, after three sessions where oil was dumped 3–4% at midday on US-Iran negotiation headlines Tehran then rejected within hours.
Bloomberg has called the pattern a “VaR shock.”
Iran says four negotiation reports in six days were aimed at moving the oil price.Hormuz stays closed. The nuclear file is not on the table.
BREAKING: Iran directly rejects reports that it has agreed to suspend uranium enrichment in exchange for US sanctions relief, saying that reports of Iranian flexibility on the nuclear issue are incorrect, that Iran's position has not changed, and that no discussions are taking place on the matter, an Iranian official tells Press TV.
The official says the US "is trapped in the Strait of Hormuz and is raising the nuclear issue to divert attention from this problem."
Iran declared on Friday it will no longer negotiate over its nuclear program at all, and said it will make no concessions on enriching uranium or shipping its highly enriched uranium out of the country.
BREAKING: Iran has just struck an oil tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz under US escort in the US-backed southern Omani corridor, with a fire now broken out aboard the tanker, per Ambrey Intelligence.
The strike follows anti-ship cruise missile and drone launches from Qeshm Island an hour ago.
BREAKING: Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi is now leaving New York for Tehran earlier than expected, with no talks and no breakthrough, per initial reports and a senior Iranian source.
Araghchi already told IRNA hours ago that he would "fly toward Tehran in a few hours" and denied reports he was extending his stay for talks with the US.