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Tehran is using military coercion to administrative control of Hormuz | The Jerusalem Post
Iran’s recent escalations against Gulf nations proved that the MoU, which was “intended as a vehicle for de-escalation,” has exposed the absence of any real “durable” peace framework in the Gulf.
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jpost.com
Iran’s maritime threats put Gulf security at risk | The Jerusalem Post
Iran appears to be testing Gulf states and the US with renewed maritime pressure in the Strait of Hormuz, risking wider regional instability.
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al-monitor.com
Analysis-How Iran's 'golden weapon' of Hormuz became a bigger priority than its long-disputed nuclear programme
By Parisa Hafezi and Angus McDowallDUBAI, July 8 - Control over the Strait of Hormuz has become a "golden weapon" to Iran, for which it is willing to risk new escalations with the…
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ynetnews.com
The status quo with Iran may look comfortable, but it is misleading
Analysis: The latest exchange of blows shows how a vague agreement on Hormuz, the nuclear program and economic relief left Washington and Tehran without trust, enforcement or a…
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Tehran is using military coercion to administrative control of Hormuz | The Jerusalem Post
Iran’s recent escalations against Gulf nations proved that the MoU, which was “intended as a vehicle for de-escalation,” has exposed the absence of any real “durable” peace…
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aljazeera.com
How Strait of Hormuz dispute led to latest US-Iran cycle of fighting
Clashing interpretations of vague memorandum of understanding language on Hormuz at heart of escalation, analysts say.
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cnbc.com
How the U.S.-Iran deal set the stage for renewed fighting over the Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. and Iran's contradictory interperations of the memorandum of understanding have led to renewed fighting over the Strait of Hormuz.
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energyintel.com
US-Iran Diplomacy Treads on Increasingly Precarious Ground
Recent flare-ups in hostilities between the nations in and around the Strait of Hormuz are threatening to capsize diplomatic negotiations.