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The news. The narrative. The timeline.
Trump threatens to bomb the mediator as his June ceasefire lapses unsigned and Hormuz traffic sinks to three hulls a day.
AP and the Guardian file the threat inside Middle East wraps, one item beside Kushner, Houthi claims and a dying memorandum.
X loops the bomb-Oman clip on repeat, treating one Fox snippet as the whole of Iran policy.
Iran claims a drawn Hormuz transit map with Oman while no page of it is public and hulls stay away.
The Versailles sixty-day window dies Monday with both sides further apart than the day they signed it.
Kpler counted three transits Sunday against roughly 130 a day before the war, the thinnest Hormuz ledger yet.
An hours-long Jerusalem meeting yields two working groups while the withdrawal-before-disarmament impasse stands.
The UN asks for lower rhetoric on the loudest day of the war's week, with no instrument behind the ask.
US forces start leaving Iraqi Kurdistan on a September 30 clock the same night Iranian drones hit Erbil's government.