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Iran Resumes Oil Exports Through Hormuz Strait After US Lifts Naval Blockade Amid Ongoing Attacks

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First reported by Mako · 15 hours ago

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Following the US lifting its naval blockade on June 18, Iran resumed oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz and eased import restrictions, while continuing attacks on ships it accuses of violating agreements. Despite ceasefire efforts and diplomatic talks with Oman and Qatar, tensions remain high as the US revoked sanctions waivers and threatened renewed naval action.

01US lifted naval blockade on June 18, allowing Iran to resume oil exports through Hormuz Strait.
02Over 34 million barrels of Iranian crude passed through Hormuz since blockade removal.
03Iran continues attacking ships it claims violate agreements despite ceasefire.
04Iranian Foreign Minister visited Oman to discuss shipping mechanism amid ongoing tensions.
05US revoked sanctions waiver and warned of possible renewed naval blockade.
06Qatari mediators attempted to persuade Iran to halt attacks and reopen the strait.

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