Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping lane, alleging ceasefire violations by the United States and Israel related to ongoing conflict in Lebanon. The closure is presented by Tehran as an initial response to perceived breaches of commitments concerning the Lebanese clashes, with further escalation threatened if “aggression” persists. This action follows continued Israeli strikes in Lebanon and raises concerns about potential disruptions to international oil supplies. Iranian officials have not specified the nature of the alleged violations prompting the closure. FRANCE 24 correspondents report from Tehran and provide analysis on the developing situation. The move significantly increases regional instability and adds pressure on diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the conflict. The extent and duration of the closure remain uncertain.