Breaking news: Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz again

The move comes after the United States refused to lift its naval blockade on Iranian ports. Iranian forces have tightened control of the area and warned that access will remain restricted unless the blockade ends. Reports confirm that shots were fired at commercial ships attempting to pass through the strait, increasing tensions and raising concerns about safety in the region. This marks a serious escalation, with both sides maintaining strong positions and no immediate resolution in place.

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