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US Removes Sanctions on Iranian-Linked Iraqi Airlines Amid Strait of Hormuz Negotiations
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
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The US lifted sanctions on Iraqi airlines linked to Iran as Tehran and Oman near an agreement on Strait of Hormuz shipping routes. Israel’s Netanyahu stressed Israel’s security is non-negotiable amid ongoing US-Iran talks. The deal could reopen this vital energy passage, currently closed by Iran, with a 50-50 chance of agreement by Friday.
- 01US Treasury lifts sanctions on Iraqi airlines tied to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
- 02Iran and Oman agree on geographic terms for Strait of Hormuz shipping routes.
- 03Iran warns third-party interference, likely US and Israel, could derail deal.
- 04Netanyahu affirms Israel’s security is non-negotiable despite US-Iran talks.
- 05Trump says talks are progressing but threatens harsh action if Iran backs out.
- 06Three potential shipping routes proposed, with varying security risks.
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