能源 · Hormuz blockade60天期限已过，协议未签，霍尔木兹海峡仍关闭文字 2026年9月7日 UTC 21:22观看文字实录0:00A 60-day window to end the war with Iran0:02has closed with no deal and the world's0:04most sensitive oil choke point still0:06blocked. The 14-point memorandum [music]0:08signed June 17th by President Trump and0:10Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian0:13expired August [music] 17th after its0:14maximum 60 days with no deal, no0:17renewal, and both [music] sides0:18preparing for a return to full combat.0:21The location is reported as both0:22Versailles and Islamabad. That [music]0:24conflict is unresolved. The agreement0:26had promised an end to military0:28operations on all fronts including0:30Lebanon, phased removal of the US0:32[music] naval blockade within 30 days,0:34Iran arranging free safe passage and0:37clearing central lane mines for 60 days,0:39US termination of oil sanctions, access0:41[music] to frozen funds and a0:43reconstruction package described as more0:44than $300 billion,0:46and final nuclear talks reaffirming Iran0:48would not seek nuclear weapons.0:50On August 18th, Parliament Speaker0:53Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the Strait0:55of Hormuz will stay closed until0:56Washington meets four commitments:0:58lifting the naval blockade, releasing1:00frozen assets, ending oil sanctions, and1:03halting military operations and threats1:05on all fronts. Iran's foreign minister1:07added Iran will not accept a ceasefire,1:09only a deal to fully end the war, warned1:11Gulf states not to assist the US1:13military, denounced US pressure as1:15economic terrorism and attributed1:17shortages and price rises inside Iran to1:20the US blockade. The collapse at sea is1:22measured. Pre-war the strait carried1:24about 130 to 140 vessels daily, about1:2720% of global oil and significant1:28liquefied natural gas, roughly 201:30million barrels per day.1:32Recent tracking shows about six to 111:34commodity vessels daily with a 10-day1:36average near 11 and more than 80% forced1:38to the Omani and southern route. As of1:40August 20, trackers and the Joint1:42Maritime Information Center put1:44commodity transits near nine per day1:46with exports near 2.99 million barrels1:48per day, an 85% drop. On Sunday, August1:5117th, only three ships were tracked1:53passing described as single figures. The1:56Hormuz data tracker reported 36 total1:58crossings as of August 21. GPS and AIS2:02jamming since mid-July has degraded2:03reporting, so counts are conservative2:05lower bounds. Oil was cited at $83 to2:08$85 per barrel August 19th to 20th, $842:12to $85 in one account, and $83, $84, $852:16in another, contrasted with warnings2:18that without intervention prices would2:20have hit $300 to $350.2:23Gasoline hovers above $4 per gallon2:25nationally, and on Wednesday, August2:2720th, diesel in California hit $7 per2:29gallon, about 30 cents more per gallon2:31than a month earlier amid a global2:32refinery crunch. The administration's2:34description does not match the water.2:36The president said the naval blockade of2:38Iranian ports remains in full effect2:40after a partial lift under the2:41memorandum. That the blockade is 100%2:44successful. That the strait is currently2:46open with many boats transiting. That2:48all water mines have been removed or2:49detonated. And that the United States2:51has possession and complete control,2:53even posting August 18th an image2:55labeling the strait as new US territory.2:57Tracking correspondent reporting in2:59Iran's own claim of control shows3:01severely restricted traffic, with Iran3:03blocking about 90% of strait flow as3:05described by Representative Don Bacon.3:08Independent verification of full mine3:10clearance is limited after June reports3:12of about 80 mines in central lanes. On3:14diplomacy, the contradiction is direct.3:16On August 18th, the president said no3:18talks with Iran are ongoing or3:20scheduled, and negotiations might resume3:22maybe at some point only if Iran cannot3:24have a nuclear weapon. That conflicts3:26[music] with special envoy Jared3:27Kushner's August 17th claim of robust3:30positive active [music] conversations3:31with Iran. The president also claimed a3:33back channel with Iran's IRGC,3:36>> [music]3:36>> which the IRGC denied. Military experts3:38Admiral James Stavridis, Representative3:41Don Bacon, and Colonel Peter Mansoor3:42[music] said the administration is3:44prioritizing blockade and sanctions over3:46a military campaign,3:47>> [music]3:48>> and that pressure will take months, but3:49not years, requiring patience and3:51bipartisanship.3:53Washington's answer shifted from resumed3:55strikes to economic strangulation. On3:57August 20th, the president threatened3:59economic warfare and an economic D-Day4:01via social [music] media. Warning4:02sanctions on any country providing a4:04lifeline to Iran after weeks without4:06concessions in stalled talks. That4:08builds on sanctions on foreign banks4:10doing business with Iran in April 20264:12and treasury actions the week of August4:1411th-15th against banks [music] allowing4:16Iran to retrieve overseas oil revenue.4:18As reporting also cited the US national4:20debt crossing $40 trillion. On August4:22[music] 20th, the United Arab Emirates4:24said it is suspending all trade and4:26financial dealings with Iran after a4:27missile warning was detected. On August4:3018th, a maritime monitor reported a ship4:32struck by an unknown [music] projectile4:34while transiting the strait amid4:35restricted traffic. The UK Maritime4:37Trade Operations report identified the4:39Liberia-flagged bulk carrier Minoan4:41Dignity outbound near Cassab sustaining4:43engine room damage and a chief engineer4:45casualty with Omani Coast Guard4:47assistance. Allied friction escalated.4:50On August 17th, the president threatened4:52to bomb Oman saying he would bomb the US4:54out of them if Oman strikes a deal with4:55Iran on the strait that interferes with4:57the US peace process. And threatened to4:59ban Oman. Amid Oman-Iran talks supported5:02by Qatar, which experts called bluster5:04that risks excluding the United States.5:06He also criticized South Korea for5:07unwillingness to help on Iran5:09denuclearization, cited 39,000 US5:12soldiers guarding South Korea from Kim5:13Jong Un. A figure that conflicts with5:15Congressional Research Service data5:17indicating about 28,500 personnel5:19stationed there. Praised his very good5:21relationship with Kim Jong Un. Posted a5:232019 photo. Said he will meet Kim later5:25this year after Kim responded to5:27outreach. Cited a 57 weapon arsenal5:29disputed by South Korea. And directed5:31Secretary Pete Hegseth August 16th-17th5:34to substantially reduce joint drills5:36with South Korea before the annual Ulchi5:38Freedom Shield exercises scheduled5:40August 17th-27th.5:42South Korea's Defense Ministry said5:43exercises would proceed as previously5:45notified while the presidential office5:47said it was reviewing the comments.5:48Howthis in Yemen claimed an attack on a5:50Saudi oil refinery with intensifying5:53clashes in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait,5:55blocking Saudi Red Sea oil exports and5:57forcing routing via the Suez Canal.6:00After 171 days of conflict [music] as of6:02August 17th, a widely reported count6:05though the exact start date is not6:06verified [music] in extracted text and6:08other counts at 172 or 176 with one6:11secondary reference to February 28th,6:14>> [music]6:14>> the war so far has cost more than $376:16billion cited as $37.5 billion in one6:19report with an additional [music]6:20Pentagon request for $67 billion cited6:23as $67.1 billion and [music] high to6:25severe munitions depletion. The USS6:27Abraham Lincoln has been at sea more6:29than 260 days continuously since its6:31last meaningful port [music] call,6:33described as beautifully maintained amid6:34family concerns about conditions. The6:36destroyer USS Benfold [music] suffered a6:38complete engineering casualty and lost6:40power for 4 days in the South China Sea6:42on July 24th before being towed with6:44power restored July 30th and repairs6:46finished August 8th. At [music] least 186:48US service members have reportedly been6:50killed including four killed by a6:52missile attack during the period when a6:53ceasefire was supposedly in effect.6:55Bacon attributed 1,000 Americans killed6:58by Iran historically including more than7:00600 by Iranian roadside bombs in Iraq7:02and cited 1,000 Iranian ballistic7:04missiles. US strikes [music] have set7:06back Iran's nuclear program according to7:08the administration. What remains7:09unresolved is whether Washington will7:11negotiate over Iran's four demands,7:13whether the expired memorandum will be7:15replaced including the fate of frozen7:17funds and the more than $3007:19reconstruction package, [music] what7:20safe normal navigation actually means7:22when open versus closed versus severely7:24restricted claims collide with tracker7:26data degraded by jamming,7:28>> [music]7:28>> whether any US Iran talks are underway7:30given the direct contradiction between7:31the president and his envoy, whether7:33full mine clearance can be independently7:35verified, what the unknown projectile7:36strike means for crew safety and7:38insurance, and how long severely7:40restricted rerouted traffic with7:41elevated shipping and insurance costs7:43will persist as both militaries are7:45reported to be preparing for a return to7:46full combat.7:48Like and follow for more stories that7:49matter.阅读文章事件时间线HeyDex短视频 ↗相关报道后续发展·10月26日 13:19 UTC据报利雅得机场两个航站楼重新开放，航班情况则是另一个问题。背景·10月26日 2:38 UTC接触者名单增至53人，尼日利亚埃博拉调查获得遗传线索后续发展·10月21日 8:18 UTC肯尼亚埃博拉病例增至9例，首批隔离接触者即将解除隔离背景·10月18日 10:07 UTC特朗普暂停大部分对俄新制裁，承诺的柴油减负尚未得到证实后续发展·10月13日 18:40 UTC沙特袭击也门石油库，利雅得机场遇袭使平民面临风险背景·10月9日 13:32 UTC“林肯”号已经回家。对其舰员福利状况的调查尚未结束。背景·10月8日 19:02 UTC特朗普称将保护洛杉矶和圣迭戈，此前的言论引发威胁监测同一事件·10月2日 16:32 UTC美国威胁切断盟友柴油供应后，七国集团承诺释放储备
