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U.S. officials described as familiar with the negotiations suggested the final arrangement could limit Iran’s ability to profit while still advancing Trump’s immediate objective of reopening the strait.
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U.S. officials described as familiar with the negotiations suggested the final arrangement could limit Iran’s ability to profit while still advancing Trump’s immediate objective of reopening the strait.
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U.S. officials privy to the Iran-Oman talks suggest the final version could be watered down to something that weakens Iran's ability to profit from its belligerence but still meets Pres. Trump's most urgent goal of reopening the Strait.
U.S. officials described as familiar with the negotiations suggested the final arrangement could limit Iran’s ability to profit while still advancing Trump’s immediate objective of reopening the strait.
Open source reportThe U.S. would certainly object to a deal that gives Iran more control over the Strait than it had before the war - or that lets Iran profit from its newfound chokehold on the waterway.
The United States would likely oppose an arrangement that gives Iran greater control over the strait or allows Tehran to profit from its position at the chokepoint.
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