Iran’s central military command announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, citing recent Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon as the catalyst. Iranian officials characterized the strikes as a violation of an existing, unspecified agreement between Tehran and Washington. This closure marks a renewed restriction of passage through the vital waterway, a key global oil transit route. The nature of the agreement allegedly breached remains undisclosed, adding to regional uncertainty. This action follows a period of heightened tensions in the Middle East. The move is likely to raise concerns about potential disruptions to global energy supplies and further escalation of conflict. Further details regarding the duration of the closure and potential impacts are currently unavailable.