@Open Source Intel: Iranian analyst Mohammad Marandi: If the U.S. escalates, "there won't be a Kuwait." Oman, he said, must accept Iran's terms over the Strait of Hormuz or let Iran control it alone.

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@Open Source Intel: Iranian analyst Mohammad Marandi:

If the U.S. escalates, "there won't be a Kuwait." Oman, he said, must accept Iran's terms over the Strait of Hormuz or let Iran control it alone.

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