Five months of war, and it comes down to this.
Iran says the route agreement with Oman is done, the joint statement is being drafted, and Trump says the deal could land tomorrow.
What's left is Tehran's innermost circle signing off.
One signature. One strait holding the world economy hostage.
Larry Johnson spots the tell everyone else missed: hours before this news, the US Treasury lifted terrorism sanctions on an airline designated over IRGC links.
Washington says it's unrelated.
Then he stacks up the real reasons the biggest attack since World War II never launched, and the one nobody's saying out loud involves Japan, a dying yen, and refineries that can only drink Gulf crude.
The detail that stays with you comes from Iran's own president, reflecting on the assassination campaign that failed: "Many of our commanders and scientists who were killed did not even own homes."
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