Trump Reimposes Iran Blockade and Claims Hormuz Guardianship With 20% Toll
On July 13, Trump restarted the Iranian naval blockade, called the US the guardian of Hormuz, and demanded 20% reimbursement on cargo. IMO rejected mandatory strait tolls.
Articles tagged "Mou"
Qatari LNG Tanker Hit Near Hormuz as Post-MOU Shipping Crisis Returns
On July 7, the Qatari LNG tanker Al Rekayyat was hit near Hormuz with an engine-room fire. A Saudi-flagged tanker was also damaged as the June MOU's safe-passage promise frayed.
By WarEcho Team
Hormuz Reopens After June MOU but Traffic Stays Far Below Normal
PortWatch data show only 513 ships in the first 18 days after the June 17 MOU, about 28 a day versus roughly 100 before the war, as dual corridors and mine risk keep traffic depressed.
By WarEcho Team
US and Iran Sign 14-Point MOU to Halt War and Reopen Hormuz
A 14-point memorandum signed around the G7 summit ends military operations on paper, lifts the US blockade on a 30-day clock, reopens Hormuz traffic, and starts a 60-day final-deal window.
By WarEcho Team
US and Iran Reach Tentative 60-Day Ceasefire Extension Deal
Negotiators craft a preliminary MOU to extend the Iran war ceasefire by 60 days and open nuclear talks. Trump still must approve. Hormuz traffic and uranium remain the hard points.
By WarEcho Team