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Iran-Oman Deal Won't Open Strait of Hormuz, Source Claims
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First reported by Davar · 2 hours ago
What happened
An Iranian source claims a deal between Iran and Oman will not open the Strait of Hormuz, asserting Iran's sovereignty over new routes. Meanwhile, the US alleges China provided Iran with satellite imagery aiding an attack on a US base in Jordan.
- 01Iran-Oman deal will not open Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian source.
- 02New routes in Hormuz will be under Iranian control, southern route to close.
- 03Strait opening depends on US meeting Iran's seven conditions.
- 04US alleges China provided satellite images for Jordan base attack.
- 05China denies allegations, citing compliance with international law.
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