Shipowners Reject the Proposed Hormuz Route
IRGC media sells control; Reuters industry sources say the route is not feasible.
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Houthis Kill 45 Yemen Government Soldiers in Marib
Wires still sell tanker claims; Thursday's death toll is on land.
Saudi Arabia Appoints a Maritime Coalition Commander
MoD posts a commander; X still counts Houthi missiles.
Tehran Says a New Hormuz Route Is Agreed With Oman
Tehran sells coordinates; owners still will not send ships.
IRGC Media Claims Iran Keeps the Strait
IRGC media sells control; Reuters owners say the same page cannot be booked.
UKMTO Reports Explosions in Omani Territorial Waters
UKMTO files two explosions; deal desks still sell a safe Omani exit.
Patriot Shortage Still Sets Kyiv Physics
MoD still tallies intercepts; X still reads every civilian death as magazine math.
Gaza Strikes Continue After Breakthrough Talk
Wires still recycle the plan; X still counts the dead after the breakthrough talk.
Pakistan Rally Bombing Attribution Still Open
Islamabad still hints TTP; X wants a named cell, and Thursday still has no claim.
Al Arabiya Sources Flag a 60-Day Hormuz Window
Al Arabiya sells an imminent 60-day reopen; X hears a restored TSS. SNSC still has to sign.
Iraq Still Talks a Red Sea Pipeline
Fuad Hussein floated Basra-Aqaba again in Amman; X hears oil already bypassing Hormuz. The 2013 line was never built.
IDF Evacuation Orders Still Hang Over South Lebanon
ISW still has Mansouri leaflets after an unnamed breach; Hezbollah feeds still sell the Majdal Zoun IED. Thursday adds no communique.
Israel Still Maps 70 Percent of Gaza
JPost and NPR still have 67 to 70 percent past the Yellow Line; X posts the map as a finished conquest.
Myanmar Leader Still in Thailand
Min Aung Hlaing's August 6-7 Bangkok window is now arrival day; X calls the trip a red-carpet wash.
Fourteen Countries Join the Saudi Maritime Coalition
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.