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Iran Reverses Hormuz Opening as US Blockade Remains
Tehran reimposes "strict control" one day after declaring the strait fully open
Tehran reimposes "strict control" one day after declaring the strait fully open
White House clarifies Israel keeps self-defense rights hours after Trump's sweeping prohibition
Vance leaves Islamabad empty-handed as nuclear standoff kills ceasefire momentum
U.S. intelligence finds Beijing preparing to ship air defense systems and shoulder-fired missiles to Tehran — even as China publicly backs the Islamabad peace process
New assessments say Iran retains thousands of missiles and could retrieve launchers — undercutting the administration's case that airstrikes left Iran too weak to threaten the region
U.S. and Iranian delegations arrive in Islamabad for the highest-level engagement since 1979 — but the gap between public posture and negotiating reality may be the biggest obstacle in the room
As Vance lands in Islamabad, a pattern of Friday threats and Monday walk-backs raises a harder question
Survivors say their unit had no defenses. Hegseth called it a fortified position hit by a "squirter." The two accounts cannot both be true.