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MSN reports Iran is intensifying its Strait of Hormuz blockade, while US Senator Rubio states the US will not swap sanctions relief for reopening Hormuz, indicating an active and enforced closure.

Iran's new toll entity claims 300 ships have signed up for safe passage, while US Senator Rubio states that the US has not offered sanctions relief to reopen the strait, indicating conditional transit and ongoing restrictions.

Iran's IRGC reported 24 ships transited Hormuz in 24 hours, and Reuters confirmed oil product shipments exiting and LNG tankers loading, indicating the strait is now open.

Iran's state media announced that Iran has stopped negotiations with the US and vowed to 'completely' block the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, CENTCOM has redirected 121 vessels and disabled 5 in an Iran blockade, indicating an active enforcement of restrictions.

Iran has indicated it will work on smooth passage for Japanese ships, while Japan's PM urged free passage, suggesting a conditional or partial opening rather than a full closure.

Iran has announced it is stopping negotiations with the U.S. and vows to 'completely' block the Strait of Hormuz.

The US fired at a commercial ship while enforcing a blockade on Iranian ports, and Iran's IRGC launched a missile strike on an oil tanker, indicating continued and escalating restrictions.

President Trump announced the US naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz will be lifted, indicating a potential deal with Iran to reopen the strait.

Multiple reports indicate a tentative US-Iran deal to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait, but Iran's IRGC has reportedly fired on ships, suggesting conditional transit and ongoing tensions.

Multiple reports indicate a tentative US-Iran deal has been reached to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran's IRGC reporting 26 vessels transited in the past 24 hours.

Reports indicate a tentative US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait, but Iran has fired warning shots at vessels, suggesting conditional transit and ongoing tensions.

Despite reports of a tentative ceasefire deal, Iran has reportedly launched missiles and fired on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, while the US continues to trade strikes, indicating a return to a full blockade.

Reports indicate a tentative US-Iran ceasefire deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but ongoing US strikes and Iranian missile attacks suggest conditional transit and continued conflict.

The US military has launched fresh strikes on Iranian military sites, and Iran's IRGC Navy has fired upon four ships attempting to cross the Strait, indicating an escalation to a full blockade.

The US military continues strikes and shoots down Iranian drones, while Iran's IRGC Navy halts a US oil tanker, indicating ongoing conflict and conditional transit despite some reports of a ceasefire.

The US military has carried out new strikes against Iranian military sites in the Strait of Hormuz, indicating active conflict and a physical blockade, despite previous reports of a draft deal to reopen shipping.

Iran's state TV reports a draft deal with the US to reopen Hormuz shipping and end the naval blockade, while South Korea reports an Iranian missile attack on a ship in the Strait, indicating conditional transit and ongoing conflict.

The US Navy has sunk Iranian mine-laying boats in the Strait of Hormuz, indicating active conflict and a physical blockade, despite ongoing negotiations for a truce.

The US Navy is assisting ships through the Strait, while Iran's IRGC Navy is coordinating vessel passage, indicating conditional transit despite ongoing accusations of truce violations.

The US Navy has denied restarting Strait of Hormuz escorts, contradicting previous reports of a partial reopening and implying the Strait remains closed due to ongoing conflict.

The US Navy has restarted guiding ships through the Strait, indicating a partial reopening, but Iran condemns US strikes as a 'gross violation' of ceasefire and a tanker was hit by an explosion near Hormuz, suggesting ongoing conflict and conditional transit.

The US military conducted 'self-defense strikes' against Iranian missile sites and mine-laying boats in the Strait of Hormuz, indicating active conflict and a physical blockade.

A US official states an agreement in principle to reopen the Strait, but the British Royal Navy is preparing to clear mines, indicating ongoing hazards and conditional transit.

President Trump stated that the Hormuz blockade will remain until an agreement with Iran is signed, indicating the strait is not yet fully open.

While President Trump announced a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is 'largely negotiated', Iranian media reports that the Strait will be managed by Tehran, indicating a dispute over control and conditional transit.

President Trump announced that a deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is "largely negotiated" and that the strait "will be opened."

Iran's IRGC reports 25 ships passed through Hormuz, while US officials indicate progress in talks with Iran, suggesting conditional transit and ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Centcom reports 100 ships redirected due to a naval blockade of Iran ports, impacting Hormuz transit, indicating a physical blockade is preventing free transit.