Iran publishes restrictive draft plan for Strait of Hormuz, prohibits passage of US and Israeli vessels
Iran published a draft plan for the Strait of Hormuz that prohibits passage of US, Israeli, and other hostile-country vessels. The plan was developed in agreement with Oman, designating the strait as a transit corridor, though the deal is still in final stages. Vessel traffic through the strait has plummeted following Houthi missile claims against a Saudi oil tanker.
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Oil prices jump after Iran publishes restrictive draft plan for Strait of Hormuz
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The wait for an Iran-Oman deal that partially reopens the Strait of Hormuz continued into Thursday morning, after the Islamic Republic said an agreement on proposed shipping lanes was in the final stages https://t.co/6xLGQfWG0A
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🚨 FARS NEWS: IRAN-OMAN STRAIT OF HORMUZ PLAN PROHIBITS PASSAGE OF US, ISRAELI, AND OTHER HOSTILE-COUNTRY VESSELS
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🚨 IRAN REACHES AGREEMENT WITH OMAN ON NEW ROUTE IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ, RETAINS MANAGEMENT RIGHTS AMID RIFT WITH U.S.
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🚨 IRAN AND OMAN PREPARE TO ANNOUNCE DEAL TODAY DESIGNATING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ A TRANSIT CORRIDOR
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Gulf Shipping Grinds to a Halt Following Houthi Missile Claim Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait plummeted on Wednesday after the Houthi group claimed to have struck a Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea. Only two vessels transited Hormuz, down