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Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic following Lebanon ceasefire
Iran has announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial vessels following a ceasefire in Lebanon.

Iran has announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial vessels following a ceasefire in Lebanon.

Another US supercarrier has suffered a fire-related incident, marking the latest in a series of operational failures plaguing American naval assets since Washington launched a war of terrorism with Israel on Iran.

In new details of last week's operation in the Strait of Hormuz, Press TV has learned that the IRGC Navy locked more than a dozen cruise missiles onto aggressive US warships moments before they hastily retreated.

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says it stands ready alongside the Army to deliver a “regret-inducing” response to the US and Israeli regime if they renew their criminal act of aggression against the country.

The Trump administration has launched a formal inquiry into a baffling string of recent disappearances and sudden deaths involving 10 prominent scientists linked to advanced US military, aerospace, and government research.

The speaker of the Iranian Parliament has stressed that the ceasefire announced in Lebanon is a result of the steadfastness of Hezbollah movement and the unity of the Axis of Resistance.
The United States has reportedly informed its European allies of weapons delivery delays as the illegal aggression that it waged jointly with the Israeli regime against Iran depletes the country’s stockpile.

Following 40 days of unrelenting US-Israeli aggression, mounting evidence reveals that the US Department of War is deliberately concealing catastrophic, billion-dollar military losses inflicted by highly effective Iranian retaliatory strikes, the Daily Mail reports.

Yemen’s Ansarullah movement and Palestinian factions have hailed the ceasefire announced in Lebanon as a victory for Hezbollah and the axis of resistance against Israel.

Iran’s UN ambassador says sustainable stability in the Strait of Hormuz is only possible through full respect for Iran’s inalienable rights and interests.

On Thursday, in a victory for resistance, the Iran-US ceasefire extended to Lebanon even as US pushed for a second round of ceasefire talks with Iran.

Hezbollah says its fighters still have their "hand on the trigger" and are monitoring any enemy sabotage after the announcement of a 10-day ceasefire, as the Lebanese group reviewed 45 days of resistance against Israeli forces.

Iran has warmly welcomed the announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon, underlining that the halt to aggression against the country forms an integral part of the broader ceasefire understanding.

President Pezeshkian has applauded Pakistan’s constructive mediation in brokering the ceasefire, describing Islamabad’s efforts as “effective and responsible.”

Iran has strongly denounced latest threats by the US Treasury Department to intensify sanctions, branding Washington’s latest hostile move as “economic terrorism” and blatant “state blackmail.”

Qalibaf has said that repeated breaches of commitments by the United States and Israel remain the main obstacle to establishing lasting peace and security in the region.

IRGC Quds Force commander says Hezbollah's steadfast resistance, with support from Iran, was the decisive factor behind the ceasefire in Lebanon.

Hours after the Iran-US ceasefire, Israel violated the truce with Lebanon strikes. In retaliation, Hezbollah has been targeting Israeli military sites and other assets across the occupied territories.