Strait of Hormuz negotiations between Iran and Gulf states have been postponed due to ongoing regional tensions, including Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the impact of Yemen-related developments. The delay comes as oil prices fluctuate amid concerns over supply stability. U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Iran over stalled nuclear talks, highlighting the broader diplomatic impasse. Iran’s foreign ministry denied involvement in Yemeni affairs and accused Saudi Arabia of seeking to delay the talks, while also rejecting claims of responsibility for recent attacks. The postponement has raised fears of further disruptions in global oil flows, with market analysts warning of potential volatility. As tensions persist, the situation remains fluid, with no immediate indication of a diplomatic resolution in sight.