Oman hosts a regional meeting where Iran and Iraq emphasize border stability and agree on new Strait of Hormuz routes.
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Oman hosts a regional meeting where Iran and Iraq emphasize border stability and agree on new Strait of Hormuz routes.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Oman hosted a regional meeting where it proposed a pact involving Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan to address regional conflict.Sub-event
Iran and Oman agreed on new Strait of Hormuz routes during a regional meeting hosted in Muscat.1 source
Iraq reopens border with Iran and resumes commercial trade.1 source
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