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Iran confirms that it continues to challenge the American sanctions imposed on its economy and maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting the movement of ships in line with a policy of "counter-pressure" against Washington. It links the implementation of the Oman Agreement to the United States fulfilling its commitments, emphasizing that failure to do so prevents the opening of the strait. Meanwhile, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament denied American claims about the possibility of extracting 130 million barrels of oil from the strait within 14 days. Iran has stated that U.S. sanctions harm its economy, with exports and imports declining by between 25% and 35%, and an expected increase in gasoline prices, which are among the lowest globally. Conversely, American forces are conducting patrols and disrupting ships heading to Iran as part of the blockade of the strait. Mediation efforts between Iran and the United States continue through Qatar and Pakistan to revive previous understandings. Iran, however, demonstrates that it is in a position of strength and declares that it will only open the strait after Washington fulfills its obligations.
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