Iran is holding firm on its plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz even after Washington rejected the offer, with Tehran warning shipping charterers against unauthorized transits thro
Iran is holding firm on its plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz even after Washington rejected the offer, with Tehran warning shipping charterers against unauthorized transits through the waterway. The standoff keeps energy flow concerns in focus, as US officials point to steady oil volumes moving through the strait while regional neighbors back the pressure campaign. Meanwhile, informal border trade with Korea over appliances hints at how sanctions are reshaping commerce through unofficial channels, adding texture to an otherwise tense diplomatic picture.
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