Rome III talks pending US decision
The article discusses the efforts of various countries, especially the United States, Iran, and Turkey, to prevent the escalation of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, which is one of the most strategically important maritime passages in the region. It also covers Iran and Oman's negotiations to establish a temporary maritime corridor through the strait and to clear mines there, aimed at facilitating maritime traffic and reducing risks. Additionally, the article highlights Pakistani efforts to find a solution to the crisis, Israel's escalation in southern Lebanon, and the upcoming eighth round of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel under American supervision to discuss the full implementation of the framework agreement. There are expectations of forming an international force after the withdrawal of UNIFIL, with concerns about negative outcomes if the security responsibilities are not entrusted to the Lebanese army.
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