Iran's foreign minister said ​on Friday that ‌passage for all commercial vessels through ​the Strait ​of Hormuz is declared ⁠completely open ​for the remaining period ​of ceasefire, in line with the ceasefire ​in Lebanon.

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Iran said it fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz to commercial vessels, but questions lingered about how much freedom ships actually had to transit the waterway as Tehran maintained its grip on the who got through and threatened to close it again if the U.

Iran said it was reimposing ​strict military controls on the conduit of about a fifth of global oil trade as the U.S. maintained its blockade of Iranian ports.

A data firm, Kpler, said movement through the strait remained confined to corridors requiring Iran’s approval.

President Donald Trump says the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz will remain and attacks will resume if no agreement is reached with Iran

President Trump said without a deal, US may allow ceasefire to expire next week, while Iranian leaders said they won't reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The leader of Iran’s joint military command has threatened to halt trade in the Gulf region if the U.S. does not lift its blockade of Iranian ports, while U.S. Central Command says no vessels have made it past U.