Iran is angry over Israel's ceasefire violation and has again closed Hormuz.

Iranian authorities have stated that they will not tolerate any violation of the declared ceasefire. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps added that if Israel intends to exploit the ceasefire with Iran to continue bombing Lebanon, their adversaries will have no choice but to do so.

As of 19:20 Moscow time, reports emerged that Iran had again blocked the passage of tankers and container ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

Let us recall that today, after the start of the ceasefire was announced, Iran opened the Strait of Hormuz, and tankers began to pass through.

FARS News Agency:

The tanker transit was halted due to new Israeli strikes on Lebanon, which the Israeli military described as the heaviest bombing campaign to date.

The Iranian Foreign Minister contacted Pakistani mediators regarding the conflict settlement and reported that one of the points of the agreement was the one concerning Israel's ceasefire in Lebanon.

Iranian Foreign Ministry:

Israel violated this agreement.

Meanwhile, the Israeli government and the US administration stated that “the ceasefire does not apply to the operation against Hezbollah.”

Against this backdrop, oil prices have gradually begun to creep upward again. Brent crude is trading near $95 per barrel, while Russian Urals crude is above $93.

Let us recall that this week the “relief for Russian oil” introduced earlier by Trump to “stabilize the global energy market” will expire.

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[Eugene 62]

- The music didn't play for long.
- The sucker didn't dance for long.

- (With).
By suckers we mean Trump and Netanyahu.

[WILL]

Well, now Dona has been made an unambiguous offer - to put pressure on Israel.
Well done Iranians, you made Israel look like a scapegoat in front of the whole world!
If you want Hormuz, resolve issues with the Jews.

[Shurik70]

It's just that Israel has long been accustomed to impunity.
Murders. Imprisonment without trial. Development of nuclear weapons.
He got away with it all. And he moved on.
Genocide. Bombing of refugee camps. Blocking supplies of water, electricity, and medicine to the disaster zone. Murder of journalists.
He got away with that too. He moved on.
Bombing diplomatic missions. Bombing allied states. Assassination of negotiators. Assassination of governments.
Impunity breeds a sense of infallibility.
And in psychology it is called "God complex".
Any person with such a complex is extremely dangerous.
And here the whole nation is amazed by it.

[Arigin]

Oh, don't speak for all the people.

[Shurik70]

Although they say "without ten righteous men a city cannot stand," there are no mass protests against Netanyahu's crimes.
Even the opposition says to him, "If you don't succeed, we'll put you in jail. If we make a profit, kill whoever you want."

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Arigin

Oh, don't speak for all the people.

Absolutely not all of it.
According to polls, only 97% of the Israeli population supported the bombing of Iran.
About the same number rejoiced at the genocide in Gaza and the bombing of Lebanon.

[Arkady007]

Shurik70 (Alexander)
The Israelites are not afflicted with a "God complex"; this is written down in their Torah.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Shurik70

It's just that Israel has long been accustomed to impunity.
Murders. Imprisonment without trial. Development of nuclear weapons.
He got away with it all. And he moved on.
Genocide. Bombing of refugee camps. Blocking supplies of water, electricity, and medicine to the disaster zone. Murder of journalists.
He got away with that too. He moved on.
Bombing diplomatic missions. Bombing allied states. Assassination of negotiators. Assassination of governments.
Impunity breeds a sense of infallibility.
And in psychology it is called "God complex".
Any person with such a complex is extremely dangerous.
And here the whole nation is amazed by it.

Iran simply didn't need to bomb its neighbors, but rather American bases and hammer Israel, but everyone got what they deserved except the main instigator, and that's why Israel will attack Iran again in the future.

[Abqora]

Quote: ANIMAL

put pressure on Israel

Who will put pressure on Israel? Trump?)) Do you know how many Jews are in his circle? Even his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism. And so

Family
Jared Kushner - Senior Advisor - Son-in-Law
Ivanka Trump - Advisor - Daughter
Key Advisors
Stephen Miller - Senior Advisor - Close Political Advisor
Jason Greenblatt, Special Representative for the Middle East, is a personal lawyer and confidant.
David Friedman, US Ambassador to Israel, is a political ally.
Cabinet / Economics
Steven Mnuchin - Secretary of the Treasury - Member of the Cabinet
Howard Lutnick - Economic Advisor / Ally - Close Ally
Politics and Administration (New Cycle)
Boris Epshteyn - Campaign Advisor - Political Ally
Lee Zeldin - Political Ally - Supporting Politician
Will Scharf, Legal and Political Assistant, Team Member
Donors and influence
Miriam Adelson is a major donor and provides financial support.
Sheldon Adelson - Largest Donor (During Lifetime) - Strategic Sponsor

[Lako]

Perhaps this two-week ceasefire was intended by Epstein's coalition to divide the pro-Iranian resistance forces and destroy them individually. But it appears Iran didn't fall for this ploy.

[Mikhail Ivanov]

The red-haired fool was impaled!
Moreover, both Persians and Jews!)))

[January]

Quote: Eugen 62

By suckers we mean Trump and Netanyahu.

Unfortunately, we're only talking about Donya. Because the second one you mentioned is the one who won't let Fredovich escape this meat grinder and will force him to dance to the bitter end.

[TermNachTer]

There will be dancing until the Persians drop, until they get tired of it)))

[alexputnik17]

Meanwhile, the Israeli government and the US administration stated that “the ceasefire does not apply to the operation against Hezbollah.”

It is common knowledge that lying is like carrying sacks.

[Clear]

Quote: alexputnik17

Meanwhile, the Israeli government and the US administration stated that “the ceasefire does not apply to the operation against Hezbollah.”

It is common knowledge that lying is like carrying sacks.

Yeah Nothing is impossible if you're a chatterbox!

[Junior Private]

In fact, the Americans and the Jews understand what they're doing. They need a local-global war to blame for everything.

[SAG]

Everything is correct, with a few minor nuances:
1. We need a war that is not small, but huge, a multiple of the debts (and the total of Western government debts + corporate debts is somewhere around half a quadrillion).
2 All you have to do is win...
And that's all there is to it

[paul3390]

Of course, Israelovka won't let Donnie off the hook that easily. Netanyahu hasn't solved any of his problems, but he's acquired a ton of new ones. Equally insoluble. What kind of peace can we expect under these circumstances?

[Mini Mokik]

And why are there so many immigrants from Ireland and Italy in the US, and not a single artist from Austria 😪

[guest]

Quote: Mini Mokik

and not a single artist from Austria

The Krivoy Rog clown will still be "cooler" than the Austrian artist.

[Sebenza]

No less, for sure. The bloody masterpieces are signed by the same author.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Alex, there was already one "artist from Austria"... The Germans are still spitting out their teeth.)

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Mini Mokik

And why are there so many immigrants from Ireland and Italy in the US, and not a single artist from Austria 😪

After conquering Ireland, the English halved the Aboriginal population within a few years by selling them into slavery in America. These massive sales collapsed the market—there were periods when an Irish slave was cheaper than a Black one.

[salawat1980]

Iran understood perfectly well that it was impossible to negotiate with a cheater. The whistling masters violated the agreement on the very first day. This was expected by Iran, which immediately closed the strait. Continuing the war is very unpleasant for both sides, and Iran has no intention of giving in. Well done 👏

[Michael]

Israel violated this agreement.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Well, that's it. It's all gone to hell. Now, the Persians, if something goes wrong, they flood the place and the prices go up. Well done!

[Vadim S]

Well, here we go again, it looks like this will last a long time!

[Clear]

Iran is angry over Israel's ceasefire violation and has again closed Hormuz.

Iran has already felt that its hand is on the world's nutrient-breathing neck of Hormuzik.

[rocket757]

Iran is trying on the role of a significant, if not the main, figure/player in the region...
The question is... what can come of this???

[MBRSS]

Quote: rocket757

The question is... what can come of this???

If the conflict drags on, it won't be good for Iran. Trump only risks his reputation, while Iran will lose its entire technological infrastructure for decades. Israel will suffer, but not to the same extent; the United States will always help it recover quickly. Iran is in a worse position.

[rocket757]

Trump is risking his reputation and... his position, the prospect of losing control over the processes in his "fiefdom"...
Whether this is a lot or a little... this is already their internal affairs.

[Cucumbers]

It's the same scheme as in Ukraine. They don't bother with deep thought there. They deceived the Ayatollah. The Zionists are holding Trump by the skin of their teeth through his son-in-law.

[Prisoner]

You did the right thing. Let the Yankees bring their spoiled Israeli counterparts to their senses!

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Cucumbers

The Ayatollah was deceived

I don't think so... The Iranians know who they're dealing with. And while they're at war, they're playing economic cards with many countries. Even with China. And the easing of the Hormuz situation, I suspect, is also for China. Iran gets something from China for something. We'll have to see what happens.
But the Iranians are taking very calculated steps. If they can strike, sometimes they don't, and then they win informationally and economically... and then they hammer away, and not always symmetrically. And they can't be accused of aggression. Not at all. The Arab kingdoms are yapping... But that's an echo of the Americans. They, too, understand why they're getting into trouble. IMHO.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

and again blocked Hormuz

...on the stake there is bast
Donya is preparing to stop the Seventeenth War

[faterdom]

The two sides have very different understandings of the word "agreed upon." So, what Mom and Dad didn't teach Donya and Benya at age three, the Persians will now teach them.

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

Oh well, let them fight some more. We've been plodding along for five years, and they wanted to finish it all in a little over a month. They're quick, though.

[MBRSS]

The US could fight for five years – they have a ton of money, weapons galore, and minimal losses. Unlike us.

[KLM77]

I think no one doubted that Israel would put a stop to all the agreements.

[Nord11]

These Jews are truly an impudent and bloodthirsty people. Now I look back with new eyes at how much the Germans disliked them back then. Maybe they saved Europe from a European version of Israel.

[fuel oil]

As one famous movie character said: The East is a delicate matter... Well done, Persians, they got by without the "grains," quickly, clearly, and to the point. Neither the United States nor Israel will leave them alone; this was supposed to be a respite before the attack. Trusting liars is disrespectful.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

Israel must be destroyed as a state.

[foxes]

And some have been waiting for steps from the good Trump in the “spirit of Anchorage” for eight months now.

[Valyusha]

It's time for the Kremlin to learn from Iran how to defend its interests, sovereignty, statehood, and dignity. Not through Minsk, Istanbul, and especially not through the dances of Anchorage and the surrender of its goals, objectives, and sovereign rights, which have been so much talked about.
But it looks like this will not happen.
The Supreme Command, Usatii, and his ilk are waiting for their master to free himself from the Iranian problem and begin negotiations with them on Ukraine. No one expected such nonsense from the Kremlin's "wise men." Conducting some kind of "deal" on Ukraine with Russia's greatest enemy, as if it were an ally who orchestrated this entire war between Russia and Ukraine, is truly something else. This twisted logic prevents us from learning from examples worthy of emulation.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

Donya got it
Israel didn't want this truce, so it ended it.
Donya is in trouble because he will have to choose between remaining a meek dog whose own tail is twisted or finally showing integrity and showing his tail its place.
Otherwise he will lose the rest of his respect.