Strait of Hormuz developments - TASS

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Medvedev lauds key role of Iran in ensuring security in Hormuz

Iran considers banning Israeli, hostile nations’ ships from Strait of Hormuz

Russia hopes Strait of Hormuz reopens, Iran sanctions lifted — Putin

Trump calls Iran’s potential annihilation ‘possibility’

Trump says situation with US control of Hormuz Strait may change

The US leader noted that over the past two days, more oil has passed through the strait than ever before

Three tankers attacked on September 29 in Hormuz — UKMTO

All the three tankers were struck by unknown projectiles, the UKMTO said

Contacts toward bringing US, Iranian positions closer ongoing, Qatari diplomat says

Majed bin Mohammed al-Ansari refused to comment on the specifics of the negotiation process

Iran to pay women about $40,000 for capturing one US soldier, army says

Iran is prepared to consider payments to residents of other countries in the region for similar actions, General Mohammad Akraminia said

Certain ‘progress’ seen in US-Iran dialogue — Pakistani ambassador

Faisal Niaz Tirmizi stressed that Pakistan is an honest mediator between the two countries, making efforts in the interests of peace and stability in the Middle East

If Iran cannot sell oil, whole region to be barred from selling — parliament speaker

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized that he could not ensure the security of any regional infrastructure unless Iran’s security was ensured

Saudi Arabia nearly doubles oil exports in September — Reuters

Crude oil exports from key Middle East producers rebounded in September to 12.8 mln barrels per day

Hormuz should be open in accordance with US-Iran memorandum — Pezeshkian

Masoud Pezeshkian noted that Iran is still committed to this memorandum of understanding and willing to implement it

About 60 ships passed through Strait of Hormuz on September 23 — Reuters

According to sources cited by the news agency, the vessels transported 22 million barrels of oil, the largest daily volume since the beginning of July

Iran not to resume US talks, reopen Hormuz until Washington meets its terms — official

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei noted that the current seven conditions are fundamentally different from the previous ones