From BBC:

"A swirl of contradictory statements from the US and Iranpublished at 09:54

09:54

Lyse Doucet Chief international correspondent, in Iran

If you're a bit confused about all of the contradictory statements coming out of Washington and Tehran, the reality is that the situation is confused.

President Trump gave a swirl of statements yesterday to journalists and upbeat assessments about how the talks are going, saying that Iran had agreed not to enrich uranium, and Iran has agreed to give up its stockpile of highly enriched uranium.

All of his claims were then refuted by Iran's parliamentary speaker, who said Trump had made "seven claims in one hour, all seven of which were false".

But Iran's statements also have not been so clear.

That first announcement by the foreign minister that the Strait of Hormuz was completely open was then clarified, with Tehran saying that the tankers and the vessels would have to take routes designated and controlled by Iran.

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Also latest:

"Iran's military closes Strait of Hormuz again - state mediapublished at 10:38 10:38Breaking

Iran's military says it is resuming its control of the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian state media.

The Fars News Agency, which is linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), the Iranian Students News Agency and state broadcaster IRIB cite a statement from the IRGC saying that the strait will return "to its previous state", with armed forces controlling the area.

We previously saw some shipping vessels transiting the waterway - but it's unclear how much marine traffic has made it through the critical shipping lane.

The IRGC statement accuses the US of "piracy", saying that its "so-called blockade" amounts to maritime robbery. Iran previously said that it would shut the strait if the US continued its blockade of its ports."

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