AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoHormuz & Oil Routes: Iran’s Supreme National Security Council chief Mohsen Rezaei says the Strait of Hormuz will stay closed until the US “corrects its behavior,” warning that any neighboring country joining Washington’s “economic war” will be treated as an enemy and that “not a single drop of oil” will leave the Gulf or Hormuz, with other export routes also in the crosshairs. Sanctions Standoff: Iran’s foreign ministry calls US secondary sanctions unlawful “economic warfare,” arguing they erode sovereignty and push banks and firms to stop lawful trade. Regional Security Push: Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf says Iran has received messages on new regional security and economic arrangements, arguing for an independent, locally driven framework. Cyber & Critical Infrastructure: A report says Iranian-linked hackers shut down a UK power generator for four days, with officials briefing energy CEOs afterward; the outage is said to have not hit the wider grid. Energy Industry Update: Iran says Phase 14 of the South Pars refinery is about 70% restored, aiming to finish rebuilding by end-2026. EU Windfall Tax Talk: Six EU countries propose a special tax on oil companies as profits surge amid the Iran-linked energy shock. Market Spillovers: Pakistan’s KSE-100 ends the week down 1.63%, citing uncertainty tied to the US-Iran conflict.
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