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Report: Oman Proposes Strait of Hormuz Plan That Involves Collecting Fees
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Iran and Oman are moving forward with a plan for the Strait of Hormuz that would involve collecting fees for ships transiting the waterway, despite the US expressing vehement opposition to the idea. Sources told the paper that Oman recently delivered a formal proposal to the US […]
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Italian Diplomatic Sources Deny Talks With Iran To Open Hormuz
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Update(1140ET): Italy denies talks with Iran, but still nothing official on a public level from government ministers:
No negotiations are under way with Iran to guarantee safe passage through the Hormuz Strait for Italian ships or oil tankers, an Italian Foreign Ministry source has told Reuters, denying a report in The Financial Times.
“In their diplomatic contacts, Italian leaders want to favour the conditions for a general military de-escalation, but there is no under-the-table negotiation aimed at preserving only some merchant ships...
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