"The Strait of Hormuz is no longer a priority for Washington" after Iran, in the US assessment, "lost control over it," the TV channel said
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has departed for India and Uzbekistan, a trip that coincides with a 60-day pause in proposed tariffs on countries purchasing Russian oil, including India and China. While the administration stated the pause allows for an assessment of the measures' economic impact, Rubio indicated that India’s strategic importance and energy needs were factors in the decision to reassess the sanctions.
Evgenia Yashina, the Director of Communications, stated that the situation at the plant is currently tense but under control. These remarks were made by the official, though independent verification of the on-site conditions was not provided.
The US President stated that the decision is expected to benefit the global community. This claim has not been independently verified.
The US Secretary of State stated that additional analysis is being conducted in response to reported tensions in global energy markets.