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Iranian political and military figure, a former long-serving Revolutionary Guards commander, now secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
Riyadh's King Khalid airport cancelled 99.7% of Sunday's scheduled flights after Houthi attacks, according to Cirium data cited by Reuters. Exposure to Hormuz and oil cannot yet be measured the same way: it still rests on threats and talks.
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Iran's security council head Mohsen Rezaei threatened regional cables, data centers and AI facilities if intense fighting resumes, according to IRNA. The threat is conditional and unspecific, while the Hormuz disruption beside it is already running.
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Mohsen Rezaei said the seven-point list went through Qatar and that Tehran is waiting on Trump. Three of the items are public and four are not.
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Mohsen Rezaei says the zone will run from the U.S. blockade line through the strait and into the Gulf, aimed at vessels Iran believes are trying to transit; the belief test, not the geometry, is what shipping has to price.
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A monthlong lull had let planners treat the six-month war as a decaying risk. Then Brent went from about $80 to about $95 in the days after American forces hit rocket launchers on a Hormuz island.
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Mohsen Rezaei took over Iran's Supreme National Security Council in the August decrees and says continued economic war ends oil exports from the Persian Gulf. The collateral is mostly other producers' cargo, and the supreme leader who would sign any deal has not been seen in 182 days.
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A sectoral determination under Executive Order 13902 exposes any foreign firm Treasury says operates in Iran's digital asset sector. Two of roughly 60 names in Monday's action were crypto-linked.
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Tehran's new security chief says any country backing Washington's Monday package is committing an act of war. The strait authority now naming ships for fines is itself under U.S. sanctions.
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Pezeshkian and Ghalibaf say the war must end. The IRGC says fight to the end, and it used the 60-day talks lull to prepare for more combat.
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Traffic at 6% of normal and Brent near $94 have held for six months with no resolution in sight. Iran's vetting queue, not price, decides who sails the Gulf's main export corridor.
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