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A Saudi official said multiple intelligence reports indicate Houthi forces, Iraqi militias and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are coordinating plots to attack Saudi Arabia. Riyadh has observed drone and missile movements suggesting potential coordinated strikes from both the south and north that could target civilian and economic sites, including energy infrastructure, ports and airports. The official said the intelligence is particularly concerning as talks toward de-escalation were reportedly making progress, and that Saudi Arabia would take all necessary measures to respond to any aggression. Saudi-US security cooperation remains close at all levels, including operational collaboration with CENTCOM.

US outlet MS NOW reports Oman and Iran have agreed a temporary framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without transit fees. Under the proposed corridor, commercial vessels would enter the Persian Gulf via Iran-controlled routes and exit via Oman-controlled routes. Iranian officials say the arrangement is fee-free and will be presented as a temporary measure that could pave the way for a Washington‑Tehran ceasefire announcement and revival of nuclear talks; the IMO and the US are expected to join a formal announcement. Gulf Cooperation Council members have reportedly endorsed the plan. Timing has not been disclosed. US support will depend on final details; a US official said Washington only backs a temporary reopening that is unimpeded and fee‑free.