Iran's Foreign Minister announces the Strait of Hormuz is completely open for navigation within an IRGC-designated maritime corridor following the Lebanon ceasefire.
The announcement was made directly by Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, confirming the earlier report.
Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi provided the official statement confirming the full opening.
The reopening has caused US oil prices to crash to $83 per barrel.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi specifically stated the "coordinated route" of the Strait of Hormuz is "completely open for the remaining period of ceasefire."
The Foreign Minister's statement explicitly describes the strait as "completely open" for the ceasefire period.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has officially confirmed the opening, and the message notes the immediate impact on oil prices.
The Foreign Minister explicitly linked the opening to the Lebanon ceasefire agreement.
President Trump publicly announced Iran's declaration, framing it as a positive development.
The message confirms the strait is now officially open, directly following the earlier announcement.
President Donald Trump has publicly confirmed the reopening via a social media statement.
President Trump has publicly thanked Iran for the reopening, adding a diplomatic acknowledgment to the earlier confirmation.
Iran explicitly linked the reopening to the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, stating the strait will remain open for the truce's remaining five days.
Senior official Seyed Abbas Araghchi made the announcement, specifying the opening is for the 'remaining period of ceasefire' and on the 'coordinated route as already announced by Ports and Maritime.'
President Donald Trump publicly thanked Iran for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
President Donald Trump has publicly thanked Iran for the decision to reopen the strait.
The announcement explicitly states the strait is open to 'all commercial vessels'.
President Donald Trump has issued a public statement thanking Iran for the announcement.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Abbas Araghchi provided new details, stating the opening is tied to the Lebanon ceasefire and that ships must use a pre-established 'coordinated route'.
U.S. President Donald Trump publicly announced and thanked Iran for the reopening.
Trump's statement specifically acknowledges a message from Iranian official Abbas Aragchi.
Oil prices have dropped in response to the reopening announcement.
Trump's direct statement confirming the strait's openness adds a new layer of U.S. acknowledgment to the situation.
Trump's statement is a direct response to a message from Iranian official Abbas Araghchi.
President Trump has made a public statement thanking Iran for the announcement.
Trump has posted a tweet explicitly acknowledging Iran's announcement about the Strait of Hormuz being fully open.
The Foreign Minister's statement explicitly ties the opening to the 'remainder of the ceasefire period'.
President Trump publicly thanked Iran for the move, and Brent crude oil fell below $90 per barrel.
President Trump publicly thanked Iran for announcing the Strait of Hormuz is fully open.
The announcement adds that passage is permitted on the coordinated route already announced by Iran's Ports and Maritime Organisation.
A new social media message states 'Strait of Iran is now open,' referencing President Trump's earlier proposal to rename the Strait of Hormuz while confirming Iran's position that the waterway remains open.
Iranian official Abbas Araqchi clarified that the reopening is conditional and temporary, with ships only allowed through a designated route until a ceasefire deadline, and linked it to the Lebanon ceasefire.
Iran now declares the strait is 'fully open' for commercial traffic, a change from the previous 'designated route' policy, and notes the impact on U.S. gas price expectations.
President Trump has publicly acknowledged and thanked Iran for its announcement regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
The message adds Trump's direct quote of thanks and his specific condition that the blockade remains until a deal is '100% complete,' along with the detail that Brent crude oil fell below $90.
Iran's Foreign Minister has made the official announcement of the reopening.
The foreign minister explicitly linked the Hormuz opening to the Lebanon ceasefire, stating it is open for the 'remaining period of ceasefire'.
Message adds specific detail that all navigation must occur within a maritime corridor designated by the IRGC Navy.
