AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Talks: Iran’s IRGC says Oman and Iran have settled how to split Hormuz waters and revenues, while warning the strait won’t reopen unless the U.S. accepts Tehran’s conditions—Oman hasn’t confirmed the “final” revenue terms yet. Diplomacy vs Pressure: Iran’s foreign minister tells the UN the U.S. is running “economic terrorism” via unilateral sanctions and demands full compensation and reparations. Regional Security: Iran’s top security official insists the U.S. has “no place” in West Asia, urging dismantling of anti-Iran militant groups along shared borders with Iraq. Culture & Heritage: Qatar’s Katara Publishing House released a documentary study on Arabic calligraphy and calligraphers, linking the art to education, faith, and public life. Art & Science: Scientists report unexpected plant ingredients (including sesame and moringa proteins) in ancient Egyptian paints, shedding light on craft choices. Israel-Palestine Tensions: A Palestinian memorial in the West Bank was damaged by a far-right Israeli lawmaker with soldiers present, intensifying criticism of extremist violence. Syrian Kurds: Syria’s Kurdish-led SDF announced dissolution and integration into state structures, a major step toward military unification.
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