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Energy chief notes financial burden of conflict with Iran
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright acknowledged that the ongoing military engagement with Iran has incurred significant expenses.
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Supertanker rates jump 1,600 percent as Sinokor shapes pricing
Global supertanker shipping rates have risen over 1,600 percent in 2026 due to the Iran war. South Korea's Sinokor Group is influencing the TD3C benchmark by sharing high-priced contract details with brokers, prompting traders to look at alternative indices.
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Iran and Russia presidents meet in Moscow
The presidents of Iran and Russia held talks in Moscow. The Iranian leader stated that the region can resolve issues without United States involvement.
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Iran security chief meets Yemen ambassador
Iran's security chief, Rezaee, met with Yemen's ambassador in a diplomatic engagement.
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Iranian Navy confirms tanker hit by sea mines near Hormuz
The Iranian Navy stated that a tanker violating regulations struck sea mines in the waters east of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Qatar urges Iran to end threats and open Strait of Hormuz
Qatar stated that Iran must demonstrate good faith by ending threats to neighboring countries. The country also said Iran needs to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to ensure regional prosperity.
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Oil prices fall on renewed Mideast peace talks
Crude prices declined as diplomatic efforts to end the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran resumed.
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