Shipowners Reject the Proposed Hormuz Route
IRGC media sells control; Reuters industry sources say the route is not feasible.
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IRGC media sells control; Reuters industry sources say the route is not feasible.
Wires still sell tanker claims; Thursday's death toll is on land.
MoD posts a commander; X still counts Houthi missiles.
Tehran sells coordinates; owners still will not send ships.
IRGC media sells control; Reuters owners say the same page cannot be booked.
UKMTO files two explosions; deal desks still sell a safe Omani exit.
Wires still recycle the plan; X still counts the dead after the breakthrough talk.
Al Arabiya sells an imminent 60-day reopen; X hears a restored TSS. SNSC still has to sign.
Fuad Hussein floated Basra-Aqaba again in Amman; X hears oil already bypassing Hormuz. The 2013 line was never built.
ISW still has Mansouri leaflets after an unnamed breach; Hezbollah feeds still sell the Majdal Zoun IED. Thursday adds no communique.
JPost and NPR still have 67 to 70 percent past the Yellow Line; X posts the map as a finished conquest.
Hamas still ties handover to withdrawal while X treats disarmament as done and MSM keeps the sequence fight open.
Argaam and The National still have a 14-nation Riyadh charter for the Red Sea; X treats it as a US proxy navy. Thursday adds no escort log.