Strait of Hormuz developments - TASS

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Several ships make sharp U-turn, not passing through Strait of Hormuz — TV channel

Citigroup expects Brent crude price to fall to $60 per barrel by year-end — Bloomberg

EU countries see Hormuz Strait fees as inevitable

Saudi Arabia sent largest oil shipment in four months through Hormuz

It is too early to draw conclusions from US-Iran memorandum — Russian senator

Konstantin Kosachev emphasized that the final agreements on critical matters remain unclear

G20 participants may discuss crisis in Strait of Hormuz — Russian sherpa

Denis Agafonov noted that energy issues are a subject of discussion within the G20

Qatari diplomat notes progress at US-Iranian indirect talks in Doha

Majed bin Mohammed al-Ansari added that the parties would try to schedule the next meeting as soon as possible following the funeral procession for the former Iranian supreme leader

Oil shipments through Strait of Hormuz rise to 10 mln barrels per day — media

According to the report, another 5 million barrels of oil per day are being transported via alternative routes

Talks on Strait of Hormuz based on Oman-proposed plan — TV

According to the channel's sources, Tehran is linking "any progress in the talks on the strait to the receipt of $3 billion, which had been agreed upon in principle"

China reiterates call to lift unilateral sanctions on Iran

According to Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, Beijing hopes that all parties will work together to implement the memorandum of understanding that has already been signed and continue talks

US views Witkoff, Kushner's talks on Iran in Doha positively — Bloomberg

According to the US official, the technical talks are moving ahead

Strait of Hormuz to be free of tolls, Vance says

JD Vance stressed that the United States still has a lot of leverage points on Iran

Oman proposes Strait of Hormuz fee plan to US — newspaper

According to the report, Iran and Oman are moving forward with plans to collect payment for ships transiting the strait, despite public US objections

Reopening Strait of Hormuz won’t end economic shock — UN

According to UNCTAD, reopening the strait is a "necessary but insufficient" condition for restoring trade, as supply chains require time to adjust