Hormuz Strait Traffic Resumes Iran Denies Deal

Maritime navigation through the Strait of Hormuz has gradually improved after a sharp decline in mid-July. During the past twenty-four hours, five ships have crossed, with five others waiting to do so and 350 vessels queued to pass. However, the movement of oil tankers and commercial ships remains limited. Iran has confirmed that it has not agreed to any deal to reopen the strait, emphasizing that vessel passage requires prior permits and coordination with the Revolutionary Guard Navy. This comes after reports indicating Tehran's approval of a settlement proposal mediated by Qatar and the United States, which led to the postponement of a planned military attack on Iran.

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