CONFLICT● ELEVATEDAug 28 · Aug 28, 2026, 5:00 AM
Hormuz deal presses pause on Iran conflict, but fears of ‘forever war’ remain
South China Morning Post · middle east
A diplomatic push by Oman, Pakistan and Qatar is widely expected to yield another pause in the Iran conflict, but there remains little prospect of a stop to what analysts fear has already become a “forever war”. On Monday, Iran and Oman agreed in principle to a temporary maritime route for ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz. This could lead to the easing of the tit-for-tat blockades imposed by Iran and the US if President Donald Trump’s administration accepts it. Regional mediators...
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