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Oman says no transit fees in future Hormuz arrangements as Pakistan expects Iran-US talks to resume Tuesday
The Hindu··25 Jun
Rubio said Washington does not want a deal at any price. Iran's Quds Force chief Esmaeil Qaani demanded full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. Senate Republicans rejected a war powers resolution after Trump berated dissenters.
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What It Means For You
- India-bound shipping costs hinge on Hormuz staying open.
- Oil markets react to Gulf diplomacy and route threats.
- Final Iran deal terms may shift energy import bills.
What's Happening
- Rubio is selling the Iran deal to Gulf allies in Bahrain.
- Iran warned against unauthorised Hormuz crossings.
- Oman ruled out future strait transit fees.
Regional Stakes
- A preliminary US-Iran accord ended active hostilities.
- Gulf states fear excessive concessions to Tehran.
- Pakistan expects talks to resume next week.
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