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OFAC oil-waiver revoke leaves Iran exports on short wind-down after Hormuz ship attacks
Confirmed
What we know
After attacks on the LNG carrier AL REKAYYAT and tanker WEDYAN around July 7–8, OFAC revoked Iran’s oil waiver with only a short wind-down to July 17, Kpler’s MoU ledger later recorded—pairing economic punishment with U.S. retaliatory strikes.
The move reversed a core MoU economic relief track just three weeks into the 60-day window.
What's confirmed
- AL REKAYYAT/WEDYAN attacks and OFAC waiver revoke with July 17 wind-down (Kpler).
What's still developing
- How much Iranian crude clears before the wind-down ends.
Sources
- Kpler — 60 days of a broken MoU ledger: July 7–8 attacks and waiver revoke link