Iran meeting with Gulf countries to discuss Strait of Hormuz deal without the US
Iran and several Gulf countries are meeting to discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz to regular shipping traffic, based on a plan from Oman. The United States is not participating in these talks. South Korea has also engaged in discussions about the situation, with its foreign minister speaking to Iran's counterpart about freedom of navigation through the strait.
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2 developments- Sep 11Only lean-left coverage:Iran says will discuss Strait of Hormuz with Gulf states on Monday
- Sep 12Iran meeting with Gulf countries to discuss Strait of Hormuz deal without the US
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3 viewpointsMeeting between Iran, Arab states postponed as Mideast diplomacy stalls
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4 viewpointsOman postpones regional talks on Strait of Hormuz, and other Mideast developments
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1 viewpointOman hopes Hormuz meeting fill force Trump to ‘recognize that the future of the strait will be decided by regional countries,’ Iran expert says
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6 articlesDiplomacy stumbles with postponement of meeting on Strait of Hormuz proposal
Iran-Oman understanding does not provide for immediate reopening of Strait of Hormuz, Tasnim reports
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