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Hormuz Strait Negotiation Insights
Dr. Mokhtar Gabbashy confirmed that the American escalation against Iran reflects Washington's inability to impose its will through force, despite the U.S. President's talk of a potential larger attack than during World War II. The 39-day war, in which the United States and the Israeli entity participated, failed to subjugate Iran; instead, it demonstrated Iran's resilience and imposed a kind of balance. Meanwhile, Iran is approaching the Hormuz Strait issue with a new perspective centered on managing navigation by allowing passage for a limited time without fees, then charging for insurance services. Additionally, there is a proposed plan, with Oman's assistance, to divide maritime traffic into three routes, one of which would be cleared of naval mines. Gabbashy explained that the core of the crisis between Washington and Tehran goes beyond the Strait itself; it lies in Iran's refusal to submit to the demands of the United States and Israel, which deepens the tension and conflict between the two sides.
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