Around 20 ships are seen moving from the Gulf towards the exit via Strait of Hormuz, according to ship tracking data

The movement of around 20 ships from the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz could signal heightened shipping activity amidst geopolitical tensions.

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Iranian parliament's National Security Committee told Al Jazeera: "We will not allow uranium to be taken out of Iran, and American statements on social media differ from reality."

Commander of the Iranian Army's Navy says the enemy attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz during the ceasefire and we forced them to retreat, Al Jazeera reports

Around 20 ships are seen moving from the Gulf towards the exit via Strait of Hormuz, according to ship tracking data

The US is considering releasing USD 6bln in frozen Iranian assets as part of a first phase in a potential deal to end the war with Iran if certain conditions are met, via NY Post citing sources, with the potential to release up to USD 20bln

Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, according to WSJ citing Kpler, despite Iran's announcement.

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This is significant as any disruption in this crucial passageway often impacts oil supply and prices, potentially spiking costs in the energy market. Watch for market reactions in oil futures and safe-haven assets as the situation develops.

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