Oman

Iran says vessels will be charged “service fees” for security and related services. The U.S. denies the payments are part of the agreement and says no fees will be collected.

CENTCOM says the strategic waterway remains open despite Iranian threats, as the conflict expands far beyond the Gulf

Iran and Oman are advancing a new framework that would require ships to pay for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, despite opposition from the United States. A source familiar with Washington’s position confirmed that a formal proposal was received and said there are “reservations” about it.

Amid rising hostility after the Israel–Hamas war, Moshe prays in secret, fears surveillance, and refuses to give up hope