Tehran offers to revive truce with Washington after fresh skirmishes

Iran's president said his country would immediately resume the June ceasefire agreement if the United States honors its commitments, following a weekend exchange of fire. The British military reported two separate attacks on tankers in and near the Strait of Hormuz, with no casualties or environmental damage reported. The Revolutionary Guard is pressing for additional concessions, including control over the strait and war compensation, which Washington is unlikely to accept.

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The June memorandum’s collapse stemmed from mutual accusations of non-compliance, with the weekend exchange of fire marking the first direct military contact in a month. Iran’s offer, made at a regional summit, hinges on Washington resuming its obligations, including lifting sanctions