An Oman-hosted meeting between Iran and Gulf Arab states was postponed, dimming hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough over the Strait of Hormuz. Oman’s foreign minister said the delay was made in the interests of consensus, while Iran said Saudi Arabia had requested the postponement. The talks were intended to present an agreement on shipping routes and regional security. The setback came as attacks damaged oil infrastructure and vessels, prompting warnings that prolonged disruption could threaten exports, markets, and energy supplies
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