AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUS-Iran Ceasefire Deadlock: Iran says there have been no talks to extend the interim ceasefire because, from Tehran’s view, it never officially started; Reuters reports mediators are pushing the US to return to the June pact and set a clear timeline, but “absolutely no progress” has been made. Hormuz Showdown: Trump again claims “total control” of the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran insists it will stay closed unless Washington meets its conditions; the standoff keeps shipping risky and oil markets jumpy. US Naval Action: The US says it disabled a Panama-flagged ship in the Gulf of Oman with Hellfire missiles after it tried to evade the blockade. Diplomacy in the Background: Pakistan says it’s working to bring Washington and Tehran back to the table as the ceasefire deadline nears. Human Rights Pressure: More than 25 countries, including EU states, condemned Iran’s executions of protesters and urged an end to the death penalty. Iran’s Global Moves: Iran’s central bank governor says Tehran will soon join the BRICS New Development Bank, aiming to expand banking ties and reduce dollar reliance. Security Escalation: An IRGC adviser warns Iran is preparing for operations on “enemy soil,” as talks stall.
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