Trump Rejects The Fourteen Point Counter As The IRGC Sets A Thirty Day Hormuz Clock
Two clocks now run against each other on the Strait of Hormuz — Iran's is dated, Trump's is reserved, and Azizi calls any U.S. interference a ceasefire violation.
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Two clocks now run against each other on the Strait of Hormuz — Iran's is dated, Trump's is reserved, and Azizi calls any U.S. interference a ceasefire violation.
Iran put a thirty-day clock on the U.S. blockade — and Tehran's parliament is calling Project Freedom a ceasefire violation before the first ship moves.
AlJazira Capital expects Aramco's Q1 net profit at SAR 108.8B — up 56.7% quarter-on-quarter and 13.8% year-on-year — released May 10 with the call May 11.
Four days after the UAE became the first sovereign exit from OPEC since 1960, the cartel has not issued a public response — Riyadh is positioning for share, not defending price.
Iran's two top officials carry Friday's three-register answer into Monday with no operational change — only the rhetoric about a Persian Gulf without American warships.
Forty-one civilians killed in twenty-four hours and an HRW white-phosphorus finding sit beside US-Lebanese ceasefire talks in Beirut nobody is hurrying to close.