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In this Op Intel Update, Howard and Evan break down the chaos surrounding the latest rumored U.S.–Iran “peace framework” — and why it may have collapsed almost as soon as it surfaced.
From conflicting statements out of Tehran and Washington, to growing pressure inside the Gulf States, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz is becoming increasingly unstable. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE are all recalculating the risks of escalation as drone attacks, oil concerns, and collapsing negotiations reshape the region in real time.
Howard explains why the real story may no longer be an immediate war… but a long-term campaign of coercion designed to slowly squeeze Iran economically and strategically.
This is the geopolitical chessboard beneath the headlines.
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