Live Jul 10 — Iran ceasefire COLLAPSES: US-Iran fire resumes after 3 commercial vessels hit near Hormuz; strait traffic halts; Brent +5.2% to $78.02; Treasury pulls Iran oil waiver — the engine's Hormuz node + Iran-theatre divergence firing in real time
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The call · Jul 8-10, 2026: The engine's Hormuz-closure node and Iran-theatre divergence tracked a live strait crisis.
What happened: The ceasefire collapsed after three vessels were hit, strait traffic halted, Brent settled up 5.2% at $78.02, and the Iran oil waiver was pulled — scored as the engine's record firing in real time.
On Jul 8-10 2026, US-Iran fighting resumed after three commercial vessels were hit near the Strait of Hormuz; Trump declared the ceasefire over, strait shipping halted, Brent crude settled up 5.2% at $78.02, and the US Treasury withdrew the waiver that let Iran sell oil. Whether the crisis is managed or genuine stays an open question, with the weight nudged toward genuine because live fire keeps recurring.
The engine's record — word for word
Jul 8-10 2026: after a ~2-week uneasy calm, the US launched fresh strikes on Iran following attacks on three commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz; Trump declared the ceasefire over; strait shipping ground to a halt (Al Jazeera), Brent settled +5.2% at $78.02 / WTI +4.4% at $73.52, the 10-yr Treasury yield hit a ~1-month high ~4.57%, and Treasury withdrew the waiver that let Iran sell oil (CNBC). By Jul 9-10 an uneasy calm returned. FIRES the engine's strait_of_hormuz_closure_2026 node and supplies fresh evidence on divergence #52 (Iran Theatre) — the Brent/Hormuz leg the divergence explicitly tracks. Scored as an engine record firing, not a feed miss; the managed-vs-genuine question stays open, weight nudged toward the kinetic/genuine side per the recurrence of live fire. Apex held, name no holder.
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