Oil tankers and high speed crafts sit anchored at Muscat Anchorage near the Strait of Horm.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz just a few hours into the ceasefire agreement due to Israeli strikes in Lebanon.
Iran reportedly violated the ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistan in a matter of hours by once again closing the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic, ostensibly because Israel has refused to halt its operation against the Hezbollah terrorists of Lebanon.
Iran’s state-run Fars news agency, which is affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said on Wednesday morning that two oil tankers were allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz “with permission from Iran” – but the strait was then closed again “in response to Israeli strikes in Lebanon.”
CBS News reported that Iran’s remaining naval forces are still warning ships in the Persian Gulf that they must obtain “permission” from Iran to transit the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz, said on Wednesday morning that Lebanon was never part of the ceasefire arrangement. President Donald Trump also said on Wednesday that Lebanon was “not included in the deal” because of the “separate skirmish” between Israel and Hezbollah.
And yes, Hezbollah gets roasted:
🛑🚨أكبر عملية اختراق امني واستخباراتي في تاريخ الشرق الأوسط قامت بها إسرائيل
▪️أكبر من عمليات البيجر ولاسلكي الحزب
▪️أقوى من عملية اغتيال الخامنئي وقادة الحرس الثوري الأرهابي في طهران
▪️أعقد من عملية اغتيال حسن نصرالله وقادته في وكرهضربة إلإ ستباقية دكت خلايا وعصابات… pic.twitter.com/uVKSdumqQL
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