AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Crisis: US President Donald Trump floated renaming the Strait of Hormuz as the “Trump Strait,” claiming the waterway is under US control, even as the strait remains shared between Iran and Oman and is vital for global oil and gas flows. Regional Security Escalation: Iran and the US resumed strikes after a lull, with Iran reporting missile/drone attacks on US-linked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan, while CENTCOM said US strikes targeted IRGC air defence, radar, maritime, mine-laying and communications capabilities. Shipping and Energy Pressure: The US Navy escorted 40 ships carrying about 18 million barrels through Hormuz, while Iranian tanker crews face prolonged delays due to the US blockade; Iran’s Strait authority also updated a non-compliant vessel list with fines, detention or confiscation. Oman in the Spotlight: Oman’s role in regional maritime arrangements and its guest-of-honor cultural diplomacy surfaced alongside reports of Oman’s participation in major events, including the Baghdad Book Fair and cooperation efforts tied to universities and exhibitions. Oman Travel Advisory: The US updated its Level 3 travel advisory for Oman, citing risks of armed conflict and terrorism, including potential drone and missile attacks. Diplomacy and Media: Kuwait’s KUNA acting DG urged stronger Arab media coordination, with Oman’s ONA among participating agencies.
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