Iran shuts Strait of Hormuz as Israel tests MOU with Lebanon strikes

Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to vessel traffic, citing Israeli attacks in Lebanon as a violation of the US-Iran deal to end the regional war. Israeli warplanes killed at least 28 in southern Lebanon on Saturday, hours after the US announced a renewed ceasefire. Iran's foreign ministry said the agreement will be 'in trouble' unless provisions are implemented soon. The strait had been blockaded by Iran for much of the war and was recently reopened under the preliminary US-Iran agreement. Follow-up talks in Switzerland were postponed indefinitely.

Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to vessel traffic, citing Israeli attacks in Lebanon as a violation of the US-Iran deal to end the regional war. Israeli warplanes killed at least 28 in southern Lebanon on Saturday, hours after the US announced a renewed ceasefire. Iran's foreign ministry said the agreement will be 'in trouble' unless provisions are implemented soon. The strait had been blockaded by Iran for much of the war and was recently reopened under the preliminary US-Iran agreement. Follow-up talks in Switzerland were postponed indefinitely.

Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to vessel traffic, citing Israeli attacks in Lebanon as a violation of the US-Iran deal to end the regional war. Israeli warplanes killed at least 28 in southern Lebanon on Saturday, hours after the US announced a renewed ceasefire. Iran's foreign ministry said the agreement will be 'in trouble' unless provisions are implemented soon. The strait had been blockaded by Iran for much of the war and was recently reopened under the preliminary US-Iran agreement. Follow-up talks in Switzerland were postponed indefinitely.

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