Hormuz, Uranium & Global Oil Shock: Why the US-Iran Deal Remains Frozen After 86 Days

Amit Kaul – For Digital Desk, Bengaluru: May 25, 2026 – The US-Iran conflict over uranium and the Strait of Hormuz has entered its 86th day, disrupting global oil and gas supply chains. Here’s why diplomacy remains stalled and how the crisis could impact the world economy.

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The Middle East conflict has now entered its 86th day, yet diplomacy between the United States, Israel, and Iran remains deadlocked. Triggered by disputes over Iran’s uranium program, the crisis has escalated into a strategic standoff at the Strait of Hormuz — one of the world’s most critical oil transit routes. With blockades disrupting crude oil and LNG supply chains, global energy markets face growing uncertainty. Analysts warn that unless negotiations resume soon, rising oil prices, inflation, and geopolitical instability could severely impact economies worldwide.

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Amit Kaul is a seasoned journalist and digital content strategist with over a decade of experience covering business, technology, finance, and digital economy trends. Based in Bengaluru, India, he specializes in producing high-quality, data-driven news articles optimized for global audiences and digital platforms. Amit is passionate about financial inclusion, fintech innovations, and economic developments that shape India and the world. His work has been featured on multiple news portals and Google News platforms, providing readers with timely and reliable insights.