Iran Deputy FM says we're not laying mines in Hormuz Strait, AFP reports; Iran allowed some ships to cross strait

This statement from Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister clarifies that Iran is not laying mines in the Hormuz Strait, alleviating concerns about potential disruptions in one of the world's crucial oil shipping routes.

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The allowance for some ships to cross suggests a temporary de-escalation, which may stabilize oil prices, particularly WTI, though the situation remains fluid and worth monitoring for any further developments.

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