Iran says “negotiators have quietly reached agreement on ‘each country’s share of the strait’s waters’ and on share of its revenues'”, but “Oman has not confirmed … claims about a final revenue-sharing agreement” …<\/p>\n
… and “Iran will not allow military vessels to travel through the Strait of Hormuz as part of a temporary agreement the Islamic Republic is negotiating with Oman” …<\/p>\n
… but a “source familiar with the matter told The Jerusalem Post<\/em> that suspected disagreements between the two countries remain:<\/p>\n “The ‘clear goal’ of the move is ‘targeting a few to silence the many,’ said UN human rights expert Francesca Albanese”:<\/p>\n “Iran shares land borders with seven nations. Each has its own complex history of ties with Tehran, yet they provide unique corridors for trade less susceptible to interception than sea transit”:<\/p>\n “The site is one part of a broader effort, financed by tens of millions of dollars from the Israeli government and routed through third parties … to prime chatbots to make Israel\u2019s arguments for it”:<\/p>\n “[T]he number of service members seeking a formal discharge from the military as conscientious objectors has skyrocketed”:<\/p>\n Israeli war crimes continue:<\/p>\n “Muslims represented approximately 70% of the 100,000 colonial soldiers killed in battle” in WWI:<\/p>\n “The quieter, longer-term strategy could help push the conflict out of the minds of voters ahead of the midterms”:<\/p>\n\n
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