Mohsen Rezaei said Iran would declare a prohibited zone near Hormuz in coming days. [1] Malay Mail filed the 7th warning. [1] Al Jazeera asked whether Tehran can enforce a line it has not drawn. [2] Wednesday still has no coordinates. Coming remains the tense. Announced-as-coming is not enforced. Print blank. Do not print a closure.

Five hulls on this clock are sinkings, not a polygon. Oil at 100 is a price, not a chart. Leave a named chart to the edition that owns a named chart. Mokha belongs to a later edition. Perim belongs later still.

Print blank. Wednesday is not a closed Hormuz. A price is still not a polygon. Leave a named boarding rule to the edition that owns a named boarding rule. Unchanged blanks hold; Wednesday's holds.

Five sinkings plus a triple-digit print still don't draw a polygon. Coordinates come from admiralties, not markets. Wednesday's chart stays blank.

Market polygons don't exist; Wednesday's doesn't. Nonexistence holds. Admiralties draw, markets quote.

Quoted markets quote blanks; Wednesday's chart stays blank. Admiralties draw polygons. Triple-digit prints don't.

Markets quote; they do not survey. One hundred after five hulls is still not a closed strait. Wednesday's chart stays blank.

Coming days is still Rezaei's tense, not a drawn line. Malay Mail's warning from the 7th named no coordinates. Enforcement talk without a polygon is still talk. Five hulls and oil at 100 still leave the strait open.
Rezaei's tense is still coming days. Wednesday's chart stays blank. The strait is still open.

Rezaei's tense is still coming days. Wednesday's chart stays blank. The strait is still open.

-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem