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Oman Table Remains a Table

TL;DR

The FT filed Gulf-Iran talks via Oman. Sunday has no ministerial and no postponement. That hour belongs to Monday. A table is not a corridor.

MSM Perspective

The FT filed a table, not a deal. This paper printed the table on Friday. Sunday does not invent a postponement.

X Perspective

Feeds treat a quiet Muscat as already a delayed Salalah.

Gulf states were preparing to meet Iran via Oman in Friday's file. [1] The FT filed a table, not a deal. [1] This paper printed a table, not a corridor. Sunday has no ministerial in fetched copy and no postponement — that hour belongs to Monday. A table is not a corridor. Print the table. Do not print a signed paper. Do not print a Salalah delay.

Leave Monday's postponement to Monday. Print the table. Print not a corridor.

Print the table. Sunday is not a postponed ministerial. Friday's table remains a table. Print the table as Sunday's named Muscat hold. A Hormuz arrangement still unwritten is still unwritten. Print the table as still not a deal. Print no postponement as still Sunday's named fact. Print the table as still the only honest Sunday word.

-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem

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