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Iran Demands New Terms for Strait of Hormuz Opening Amid Houthi Attacks After Saudi Defense Pact

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First reported by Walla · 2 hours ago

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Iran demands new conditions including compensation and U.S. military withdrawal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Houthi rebels escalate attacks on Saudi targets after a new defense alliance. The U.S. remains silent amid ongoing indirect talks and rising regional tensions.

01Iran demands new conditions and reparations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz despite U.S. concessions.
02Iranian officials emphasize firm control over the strait and reject partial agreements.
03Iran's Supreme National Security Council lists six key demands including U.S. military withdrawal and sanctions removal.
04Houthi rebels claim drone attacks on Saudi Aramco refinery and port city after Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey defense pact.
05The U.S. administration has not responded to Iran's new demands or recent missile attacks in the region.
06Renewed Houthi attacks raise fears of escalating Yemen civil war despite a 2022 ceasefire.

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