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Iran-Oman Hormuz Agreement by October 31?

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A Polymarket contract on whether Iran and Oman, the two states whose coasts form the Strait of Hormuz, reach an agreement on the strait before its deadline. About a fifth of the world's seaborne oil passes through that channel.

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Bets on a deal faded as attacks on shipping mounted: 12 ships were attacked near Hormuz in one week, two sank, and Iran's army said the strait stays closed until its rights are respected. Araghchi's reopening proposal, carried by Press TV, blamed the US-Israeli war, while US planners drafted strikes with a 21,600-pound bomb.

  1. Hormuz Ship Attacks Hit Record
  2. Two Ships Sink Off Hormuz
  3. Iran Ties Hormuz to Rights
  4. Iran Proposes Hormuz Reopening
  5. US Drafts Biggest Bomb Strike