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A Qatari tanker carrying LNG was struck by a missile near Oman – Gas and oil prices rose slightly

The Al Rekayyat, a ship owned by Nakilat, Qatar's state-owned shipping company, was struck in the early hours of Tuesday morning

Oil prices plunge 10% for the week as Hormuz traffic resumes; Brent settles at $71.99

Higher tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and easing supply concerns drove oil to its steepest weekly decline in months. Brent fell 4.34% on Friday, while WTI slipped below $70

UN Suspends ship evacuation plan through the Strait of Hormuz after attack near Oman

Hundreds of stranded vessels and thousands of seafarers remain trapped in the Persian Gulf after the UN halted its evacuation plan following an attack on a ship in the Gulf of Oman

Oman and Iran stated that any arrangement concerning the Straits must fully respect their sovereign rights

Earlier, the Omani news agency reported that, following talks held in Muscat, the two countries reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining the Strait of Hormuz as a safe and open sea lane

Gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz with roles for Pakistan, Oman, and a “freeze” of the nuclear program: What Tehran is requesting in its revised proposal to the US

Sources cited by Al Arabiya report that Tehran is requesting a long-term, multi-phase ceasefire and the transfer of uranium to Russia - Concessions on compensation - Pakistan optimistic about a new round of talks

Analysis: Why Iran struck the Fujairah oil facility and is “dragging” the US & Gulf countries back into war

The strategically important oil facility in Fujairah is critical for the global energy market – The port lies outside the Persian Gulf and is connected to UAE pipelines that bypass the Strait of Hormuz

Double drone attack by Iran: Fire at oil facility in Oman, repeated alerts in Dubai

Oil prices surged again, rising above $113 after the attack on facilities in Fujairah

Keir Starmer: Britain sends 4 Typhoon aircraft to Qatar and helicopters to Cyprus

The first UK charter flight from the Middle East has departed, the British prime minister announced — “Our priority is the protection of our people.”

The WSJ on the negotiations in Oman: Iran rejects the US demand to halt uranium enrichment

Both sides describe the talks as a good start, although neither has moved from its longstanding positions. The United States is also insisting on addressing Iran’s missile program, while Tehran says it wishes to continue working toward a diplomatic solution. U.S. officials say President Trump’s intentions remain unclear for now

Turkey turns to the Eurofighter jets it once snubbed: Who benefits from the deal – The reality in the skies

Turkish analysts’ concern over a Greek “party” in the Aegean and Ankara’s “win-win” arrangements with the Gulf countries

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