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Oman's two-lane pitch for Hormuz: a small state tries to keep the oil corridor alive

Muscat has floated a plan to split Hormuz traffic into a southern corridor under its own waters and a northern corridor closer to Iran, an attempt to keep the world's most important oil chokepoint open as attacks on tankers mount.

A large cargo ship labeled "AMERICAN FREEDOM" sits in a harbor beside tugboats, with stacked shipping containers and large cranes visible in the background.
A large cargo ship labeled "AMERICAN FREEDOM" sits in a harbor beside tugboats, with stacked shipping containers and large cranes visible in the background. @MARKETWATCH · Telegram

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