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Oman Table Remains a Table

TL;DR

Friday's file has Gulf states preparing to meet Iran via Oman; Saturday's BRICS line is not a ministerial and not a postponement.

MSM Perspective

Saturday still has a table, not a signed strait paper and not Monday's delay.

X Perspective

Feeds treat a planned table as a corridor, or a BRICS phrase as a cease-fire.

Gulf states were preparing to meet Iran via Oman in Friday's file. [1] This paper printed a table, not a deal. Saturday's BRICS restraint line and Pezeshkian bilateral are not a ministerial. [2] A table is not a corridor. Print the table. Do not print a signed paper. No Salalah delay belongs on this clock.

No ministerial and no postponement are in Saturday's Muscat copy, so the Oman table remains a table and not Monday's hour.
Saturday recap that pretends Salalah already slipped is a feed, not Monday's delay.
No postponement notice is in Saturday's Oman copy.
This edition will not invent Monday's postponement on Saturday's clock.
Oman remains a table.

Saturday is not Monday's delay.
Print the table as Friday's table.
-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem

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