Iranians face rising prices, a record-low rial and growing fuel queues as Washington tightens its blockade and threatens further sanctions. Follow for the latest developments in the US-Iran war. US-Iran War Live Updates: Deepening economic pressure is beginning to show in Tehran, with long queues forming at fuel stations as the US tightens its blockade and imposed steep sanctions.
Iranians are also grappling with soaring inflation and a record-low rial nearly six months into a war that shows no sign of ending, although the growing hardship has not yet translated into renewed anti-government protests. Meanwhile, Iran and Oman have reportedly reached agreements on managing traffic and sharing revenues from the Strait of Hormuz, while Qatar’s prime minister is expected to visit Tehran as part of efforts to revive diplomacy. Iran’s atomic energy chief Mohammad Eslami has also said the IAEA cannot inspect nuclear facilities targeted in recent attacks until a specific protocol is established and security is restored, arguing that the country remains in a wartime situation.
Follow along for the latest developments in the US-Iran war and its impact across the region. Home World News US-Iran War Live Updates: Economic pain deepens in Tehran as fuel queues grow; Hormuz diplomacy continues
