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Last update: 11 hours agoUS-Iran Mediation: Pakistan’s Mohsin Naqvi met Iran’s Abbas Araghchi again in Tehran as diplomats chase a ceasefire framework, with both sides still locked on uranium and Strait of Hormuz control—while Rubio points to “good signs” and warns Hormuz tolls could kill any deal. Hormuz Shipping Fight: Iran has declared a new maritime control zone and is pushing an insurance/fee-style transit plan, even as Trump says the US will “guide” stranded ships and Iran calls it a ceasefire breach; meanwhile, oil markets keep reacting to the risk of a worst-case scenario. US Pressure at Sea: CENTCOM says US Marines boarded an Iranian-flagged tanker in the Gulf of Oman during sanctions enforcement, redirecting it under altered course conditions. Congress Stalls War Powers: House Republicans pulled a vote that would have forced Trump to withdraw from the Iran war, showing political uncertainty in Washington. Maritime Spillover Elsewhere: Malaysia is urged to tighten Strait of Melaka waste and oil-spill controls as rerouted traffic grows. Humanitarian/Detention Fallout: South Korean activists returned after Israel detained Gaza-bound aid flotilla ships, renewing scrutiny over treatment of detainees.
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