AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIran-US Tensions & Hormuz: Iran rejects Trump’s claim of “total control” of the Strait of Hormuz, saying the waterway will stay closed until Washington accepts Tehran’s conditions; shipping remains disrupted as U.S. and Iran talk tracks stall. Maritime Enforcement: The U.S. says an MH-60 helicopter fired Hellfire missiles to disable a Panamanian-flagged ship in the Gulf of Oman after it tried to evade the blockade, redirecting and disabling multiple vessels. Ceasefire Confusion: Reuters reports Iran says there were no talks to extend the ceasefire because, in Tehran’s view, the deal had no start date—while Pakistan-linked reporting claims a 60-day extension is being discussed. Oil & Markets: The IEA warns oil stockpiles are rapidly depleting and has cut supply forecasts for 2026 as Hormuz reopening remains elusive; oil prices rise on renewed shipping attacks and deal doubts. OPEC+: IEA data cited by Sputnik says OPEC+ boosted output in July, though still below quota targets. Regional Diplomacy: Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun met U.S. Gen. Joseph Clearfield to discuss implementing the Lebanon-Israel framework; Pakistan intensifies efforts to revive U.S.-Iran talks ahead of a deadline. Turkey-Golan Row: Turkey condemned Colombia’s recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. Cyber Cooperation: Iran and Russia held talks in Moscow on cybersecurity and protecting critical infrastructure.
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