Iran Reopens, Then Shuts Hormuz in 24 Hours as Deadline Looms

Trump Declared Victory Over Iran and then 24 Hours Later...

On Friday President Trump told the world that Iran told him it would never again close the Strait of Hormuz as a weapon. He spoke about free passage, forever. He spoke about Iran committing to him that it would giveup 100% of its enriched uranium, “every dust of it”. Not even 24 hours passed. And the Islamic Republic of Iran did exactly the opposite. They moved IRCG naval forces into the Strait of Hormuz to stop all the ship movements. They shut…

Iran reopens, then shuts Hormuz in 24 hours as deadline looms

Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz on Friday then reversed course on Saturday, declaring it closed again hours after at least eight tankers had transited.

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LiveLast updated 5 minutes ago Tehran accuses the EU: ‘Hypocritical, calls for legality on Hormuz and gives the US and Israel a free hand’. As for peace, Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf spoke of “progress with the US, but significant differences remain” Cnn: Trump will read a Bible verse from the Oval Office President Donald Trump will participate in a public Bible reading this week as the administration continues to integrate religion, particularly…

Hormuz Strait: Iran Recloses Strategic Route Within 24 Hours Amid US Blockade

Iran officially announced the reopening of the Hormuz Strait, one of the world's most critical maritime routes, on Friday. However, in less than 24 hours, the situation took a drastic turn as Iran decided to close the strait once again. Tehran stated that this action was a direct response to the ongoing US blockade of Iranian ports. Amidst this escalation, Iranian gunboats reportedly fired upon vessels near the coast of Oman.Diplomatic Confusion…

Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz open, then fired on two Indian ships and reversed course within 24 hours

Iran abruptly reversed course on the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, April 18, 2026, declaring it had returned the waterway “to its previous state” and would maintain “strict control” unless the United States ended its blockade of Iranian ports. The reversal came less than 24 hours after Iran had declared the strait open to commercial traffic. As detailed by The New York Times, the brief window of openness had followed the start of a cease-fire be…