Iran: 'Add agreement with the Oman on the Strait of Hormuz'
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Iran: 'Add agreement with the Oman on the Strait of Hormuz'. The source said that the negotiations on future modes of navigation are taking place exclusively between Tehran and Muscat and "have nothing to do with the United States". The Economist writes this in an analysis entitled 'How long will Iran be able to use Hormuz as a weapon?' whose conclusion is, in fact, that Tehran could continue to exploit the Strait both to obtain revenue and to maintain a strong geopolitical lever well beyond the end of the war.
Furthermore, "As long as these manoeuvres continue by the United States, the agreement will be delayed," he added, underlining that "Tehran will not conclude any agreement under the threat of such actions.".
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Iran: 'Add agreement with the Oman on the Strait of Hormuz'.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe source said that the negotiations on future modes of navigation are taking place exclusively between Tehran and Muscat and "have nothing to do with the United States".
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The Economist writes this in an analysis entitled 'How long will Iran be able to use Hormuz as a weapon?' whose conclusion is, in fact, that Tehran could continue to exploit the Strait both to obtain revenue and to maintain a strong geopolitical lever well beyond the end of the war.
according to ANSA - Ultima Ora"As long as these manoeuvres continue by the United States, the agreement will be delayed," he added, underlining that "Tehran will not conclude any agreement under the threat of such actions.".
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