Mike Froman
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Apr
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Well, look, I think this is an agreement to begin to talk, as you said, and it's about to talk about the underlying issues like Iran's nuclear aspirations, what kind of military they're going to have, what kind of control they're going to have over the Strait of Hormuz, etc.
So all we've all we've agreed to today and we shouldn't we should I don't think we should underestimate what's been agreed to today.
A ceasefire is better than no ceasefire.
It's good for the bombing to stop.
It's good for the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened, assuming that the Iranians actually follow through on that.
But this is really just the beginning of a conversation about these fundamental issues where I think the US and Iran are in really quite different positions.
So will it last?
First of all, what does it mean for the Strait of Hormuz to be open, assuming coordination with Iranian armed forces and technical capabilities, which is some of the language that's used
in the Iranian statement.
Are they going to charge a toll?
Are they going to let every ship out?
Are they going to control which ships get access or priority?
So there are a lot of questions there.
And shippers are going to have to make the judgment about whether they are willing to take the risk of going into the Strait of Hormuz and take supplies out of there, given the uncertainty there.
But again, it's a good step forward, at least, to get the two parties to talk.
It doesn't make the underlying issues any easier to resolve, however.
He doesn't have any gray hair.
I don't really understand this.
Well, I have a really good colorist.
He has a really good colorist.
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