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The Hormuz Letter
@HormuzLetter
Iranian. The Middle East through the lens of oil, markets, and money. This is the only account.
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    BREAKING: The U.S. has made a last minute peace offer to Iran through Qatar, and Iran is now reviewing it, per initial reports. Iran is highly likely to reject the offer, which means this was another TACO.
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    BREAKING: Iran held direct phone calls with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey warning of striking them if they participate or support the announced US and Israeli attack in any shape or form, per Tasnim. Iran’s FM Araghchi, after speaking with Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal
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    BREAKING: Mohammad Mokhber, Advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, responds to Trump's announced infrastructure strikes, warning "attacking Iran's infrastructure will directly trigger geological fractures on which your hegemony has been built for 250 years. When the
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    BREAKING: Trump is about to issue the final orders for the massive attack on Iran, per Israeli Channel 13. Israel has raised its military to maximum alert status this weekend as the US prepares to strike Iran, with Israeli officials saying tensions at their peak and the
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    BREAKING: The US says Iran is likely behind coordinated cyberattacks on water systems in at least 7 US states since Monday, with some activity actively degrading water operations, per NYT. A former US government cybersecurity contractor calls the attacks “unprecedented,” adding
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