Daily Junction Play
753watching now
Reuters 11 Jul 2026 50 here now

Iran war: what is happening in the Strait of Hormuz?

Talks were due to take place in Oman between the United States and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides seeking to shape the future of the strategically vital waterway.

#News #Reuters #New

For You

Because of what you watch

Comments (20)

Daily Junction discussion mixed with clearly attributed comments from the original video provider.

Join in — free. Comments on Daily Junction are for members, so real names stay rare and bots stay out.

One field. We email you a 6-digit code — no password needed. Your comment is kept while you do it.

Under 13? You’ll need a parent’s OK first — it takes them one click.

@
@Bill757 From YouTube ↗ 12 Jul 2026 10
I was told that inorder to protect the world from nuclear annihilation we needed to stop Irans enrichment of uranium and it's all been lost in lies, misdirection and sleight of hand. What's the truth. The stupid bomb dem and kill dem alls characters out there are unable to think for themselves and parrot their master and don't even realize it.
@
Well, they aren't rational,so thats out of the window.
@
The global economy is suffering.
@
I miss the days when I didn't have to fact check every story the news media put out with at least 5 other sources to make sure it's true or not.
@
Straight Talk... Plz
@
What's happening with Ukraine's attacks on Russian tankers.
@
And Now for Something Completely Different
@
Blud this shi is straight up AI generated dawg
@
One of IRGC's friends that hasn't been pounded yet by drones, in Oman with friends like the IRGC who needs enemies.
@
Peace can never be achieved if anyone hold world at ransom by fuel routes and adding more arm group as negotiations deal it will never work. if the two nations directly involved in a conflict are unwilling to compromise. The more armed groups and external powers become involved, the more complicated and distant any meaningful peace agreement becomes.

What is even more unacceptable is when billions of innocent people around the world are forced to bear the consequences through soaring energy prices, inflation, supply chain disruptions, and economic hardship. Ordinary families should never have to pay the price for conflicts they did not create.

No country should use the global economy, trade, energy supplies, or the well-being of other nations as leverage in negotiations. Holding the world hostage for political or military advantage is irresponsible and will ultimately backfire. It will encourage countries to develop alternative trade routes, energy sources, and partnerships, reducing dependence on those who weaponize economic pressure.

This approach is unacceptable. No nation should deliberately use the suffering of the global community as a bargaining tool to achieve its politi
@
0:12 these two men really do not like each other. Here in USA these two styles clash because one says he's right and other say it's innovation for the style
@
All contries should get rid of nuclear weapons
@
They want nukes? Just send 'em a couple of nukes ... ICBM-style.
@
Orange-a-Tang always says (insert name) really wants to make a deal but they never do. Great job Mr. Art of the Deal.
@
A propos Strait of Hormuz:
It seems to me there are secrets in the street where I live.
Since I moved here, I have wondered why the military training ground that encircles the village was actually established right here.

Apart from a local count of a well known Nobility family who had moved to Vienna around 1740 before taking his residence town to a short term blossom, you couldn't even find historical figures who could have kept secrets in the close proximity. Maybe he was Goethe's real life model for "Faust"?

But that all sounds like distance schemes from the past.

Though dealing with contemporary sleazeballs isn't distant at all. Never heard of such people? I guess they populate locations like the Strait of Hormuz...

Trying to make accomplices out of people who ask too many questions - or threaten to do so - is just part of their normal repertoire...
@
1:25 and I learned absolutely nothing!? FFS make something up!!!
@
We're not allowed to know 👿
@
Basic Nash Equilibrium, HOWEVER the degree of rationality must be defined for proper movements in negotiations. Fluctuating rationality reduces the likelihood of mutually beneficial outcomes.
@
You can smell the sulphur from here! Pound sand!!!
@
Is it all right to still book my vacation in the Straight? Jet skying - fishing - visit the local sites of interest?