U.S. Central Command: We Only Allow Ships To Enter And Leave Iranian Ports For Humanitarian Reasons

U.S. Central Command: Since The Blockade Was Lifted, No Ships Have Entered Or Left Iranian Ports Without Our Permission

U.S. Central Command: In The Past Few Months, The U.S. Military Has Assisted More Than 1,500 Ships In Transiting The Strait, Transporting More Than 750 Million Barrels Of Oil

U.S. Central Command: Troops Have Successfully Cleared Mines Allegedly Laid By The Iranian Revolutionary Guard In The International Shipping Lanes Of The Strait Of Hormuz. The Strait Of Hormuz Is Now Open And Transit Traffic Continues To Increase

U.S. Central Command: 50,000 U.S. Troops Stationed In The Region Are Enforcing A Maritime Blockade Against Iran, And U.S. Forces Are Ensuring Unimpeded Commercial Navigation In The Strait Of Hormuz

Market News: South Korea, The United States And Japan Will Begin The "Freedom Edge" Joint Military Exercise On September 7

US President Trump: Iran Is A Failed State

Sources Say The U.S. Government Is Close To Reaching An Agreement To Secure Long-term Access To Venezuela’s Oil Reserves

U.S. Treasury Official: We Hope That All G20 Members Will Reach A Joint Statement On Promoting Growth, Reducing Global Imbalances, Addressing Sovereign Debt Challenges, And Improving Financial Literacy