No signed Hormuz deal expected yet from Oman, Gulf States meeting on Monday, Iranian official says

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A senior Iranian official stated on Saturday that a Monday meeting in Oman with Gulf states, initiated by Oman, will discuss the Strait of Hormuz but is unlikely to result in a signed agreement. Bahrain announced it would not attend until diplomatic ties are restored, while Iran seeks to collect fees from ships using the strait, a point of contention with Oman.

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The meeting, which will not count on the presence of all the Gulf states, aims to find a solution to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

No signed Hormuz deal expected yet from Oman, Gulf States meeting on Monday, Iranian official says

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