Iran-Oman Hormuz transit deal nears, reopening hinges on U.S. commitments
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Iran and Oman are near a framework for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, but Tehran warns that reopening depends on U.S. commitments and actions. In parallel, tensions ripple through the region with discussions on munitions stockpiles, Red Sea attacks, and renewed Israel-Lebanon talks, while oil prices edge higher on shipping-security concerns.
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