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The Permit Comes Before The Pipe

The Permit Comes Before the Pipe TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #143 · Day 206 · Tuesday 22 September 2026 The Permit Comes Before The Pipe Washington has proposed a ten-billion-dollar fund to build oil routes around the closed waterway, and officials in the governments being asked to pay for half of it say it cannot sensibly be started while Iran can reach what it would build. Paris and Washington are seeking a moratorium on strikes against energy plant. The eight governments asked to match the money are the eight sitting down with the American president today. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 15 Sep · 16 Sep · 17 Sep · 18 Sep · 19 Sep · 20 Sep · 21 Sep The ledger The fund has a name, a manager and a list. The American administration has proposed putting five billion dollars into a new vehicle to help Middle Eastern states rebuild energy infrastruct...

The Objection Was to the Terms

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #142 · Day 205 · Monday 21 September 2026 The Objection Was to the Terms Riyadh asked for the Salalah meeting to be called off, and its objection was to fee structures and vessel classification rather than to sitting with Iranians. Iran has since put seven conditions for opening negotiations to Washington through Qatar, three of them public, and the American president says he would probably be open to meeting his Iranian counterpart this week. The public architecture is not where this is happening. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 14 Sep · 15 Sep · 16 Sep · 17 Sep · 18 Sep · 19 Sep · 20 Sep The ledger The meeting that is happening. The American president's meeting with Gulf officials in New York will now include Iraq and Jordan, with Egypt reported as likely. It is expected to cover Iran, the groups aligned with it, an...

The War Moved While the Diplomats Were Packing

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #141 · Day 204 · Sunday 20 September 2026 The War Moved While the Diplomats Were Packing A hundred and twelve thousand people were driven from their homes in a fortnight, and the agencies counting them said on Friday their stocks run out shortly. The heaviest fighting in this war is now six hundred miles from the waterway everyone is arguing about, in a country nobody is flying to New York to discuss. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 13 Sep · 14 Sep · 15 Sep · 16 Sep · 17 Sep · 18 Sep · 19 Sep The ledger The count. The migration organisation's mission chief in Yemen said on Friday that more than 112,000 people have been displaced inside the country, most of them in the previous two weeks, along the west coast and in Taiz and Lahj. He put 22 million Yemenis, close to half the population, in need of aid, and said his own...