وكالة عمون الاخبارية
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The article argues that the absence of bombing does not mean the confrontation between Washington and Tehran is over. The naval blockade and disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz continue, while ships, shipping companies, and Gulf states bear the cost of waiting. It warns that economic pressure, without an agreement defining mutual concessions, could lead to escalation—or entrench the crisis under the label of de-escalation. It proposes suspending attacks on ships and facilities, establishing a communications channel in Muscat to coordinate passage and investigate attacks within 48 hours, and linking the easing of restrictions on navigation to a simultaneous easing of other restrictions.
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