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US Vice President JD Vance stated Thursday that Washingtonhas the ability to pressure Iran into taking practical steps, whileacknowledging that relations between the two countries remain volatile.
In press remarks, Vance said the United States is focused onpreventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, expressing confidence that thecrisis will end in a way that strengthens the US position and prevents Tehranfrom acquiring one.
He identified energy affordability as the top objective,framing stable oil prices in the context of the Hormuz situation. “Oil priceswill return to stability after the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz ends.” Vance also criticized Iran for “failure to honor its commitments,”saying the problem is that Iranians “make promises they do not keep and reachan agreement and then do not abide by its terms.”
Earlier, Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquartersaffirmed that the Strait of Hormuz remains under Iranian control, dismissingWashington's claims of “normal ship movement” through the waterway as lies. Citing Kpler data, the Wall Street Journal reported that half the vessels crossing the Strait inAugust used the Iran-operated route, while the other half concealed theirtracking data, with only two of 166 transits using the US-backed route.
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