Iran in Talks With Oman Over Permanent Toll System For Hormuz Bloomberg.com
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Iran in Talks With Oman Over Permanent Toll System For Hormuz – Bloomberg.com
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President Pezeshkian: Government stands fully with Armed Forces
President Pezeshkian says the government stands alongside the Armed forces, using all available capacities to strengthen Iran’s Army against enemies.
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Iran Is Prepared for a Return to War and Wary of US Talks – Jacobin
Iran Is Prepared for a Return to War and Wary of US Talks Jacobin
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U.S. Think Tank: Ahmad Vahidi, Key Figure Behind Iran’s Hardline Stance in Negotiations
The U.S.-based think tank, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), has said in a report that Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi, a senior commander of the Islamic…
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Live Updates: Iran says it's mulling latest U.S. peace proposal, Trump says he'll wait "a couple of days" – CBS News
Live Updates: Iran says it’s mulling latest U.S. peace proposal, Trump says he’ll wait “a couple of days” CBS News
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Strait of Hormuz: Iran steps up claim to control Middle East waterway – BBC
Strait of Hormuz: Iran steps up claim to control Middle East waterway BBC
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Maths behind Hormuz toll: Is paying Iran for transit cheaper than blockade? – Al Jazeera
Maths behind Hormuz toll: Is paying Iran for transit cheaper than blockade? Al Jazeera
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Wall St eyes lower open as oil jumps on renewed Iran supply fears – Reuters
Wall St eyes lower open as oil jumps on renewed Iran supply fears Reuters
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Hollywood legend making movie about epic Iran rescue mission to save F-15 fighter jet crew – Fox News
Hollywood legend making movie about epic Iran rescue mission to save F-15 fighter jet crew Fox News
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With strategic upper hand, Iran conditions nuclear talks on war's definitive end – on its terms
Having proven its battlefield superiority, Iran refuses any nuclear negotiations until the war ends definitively on its terms, insisting that post-war conditions must reflect Iranian victory rather than enemy pressure.
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