π TEHRAN β Who shows up tells you which capitals still need Tehran to survive. π LOOK CLOSER: Delegate attendance maps the next coalition. Senior officials signal hedging against a US-Iran deal that locks them out. Absent delegations are louder: they've priced in Iranian isolation. With Mojtaba still unseen, the ceremony confirms no successor β just a continuity performance as the 60-day MoU clock runs.
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π’ HORMUZ β Iran's blacklist catches ships that even touch a non-compliant vessel. π LOOK CLOSER: Tehran mirrors OFAC logic β any vessel cooperating with a blacklisted ship gets listed itself. Insurers, charterers, and port operators face indirect exposure. European firms using ship-to-ship transfers off Fujairah are directly in
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Tehran turns Hormuz into a toll road: parliament approves fees for authorised vessels. As Washington readies "economic D-Day" sanctions, Iran formalises control of the strait. The war enters a new phase β slow, economic, relentless.
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Teheran monetizza Hormuz: il parlamento approva pedaggi per le navi autorizzate al transito. Mentre Washington prepara sanzioni "da D-Day economico", l'Iran trasforma lo stretto in un casello. Il conflitto entra in una nuova fase: economica, lenta, implacabile.
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π― ANKARA β A NATO member quietly building missiles sized for Israeli targets. π LOOK CLOSER: Tayfun Block-4 at 1,500 km range covers all of Israel from Turkish soil β no forward basing needed. Ankara hasn't broken from NATO, but Turkey testing this capability now signals ErdoΔan is building leverage