Strait of Hormuz Update: A tanker near Oman’s Khasab was struck by an “unknown projectile,” fire contained and crew safe, as JMIC kept the Middle East maritime threat level at severe and shipping stayed at sharply reduced levels. Oman-Iran Shipping Talks: Iran and Oman are working on a temporary corridor and phased management for Hormuz traffic, including mine-clearing and transit fees, but Tehran says reopening depends on U.S. meeting its terms. Qatar Mediation Push: Qatar’s PM/FM Sheikh Mohammed traveled to Tehran to revive U.S.-Iran dialogue, urging freedom of navigation and a return to pre-Feb 28 conditions, with talks also covering a temporary shipping corridor and mine clearance. U.S. Economic Pressure: The White House says Washington is not negotiating right now while maintaining its naval blockade, and CENTCOM claims it redirected 75 vessels and disabled/boarded several to enforce compliance. Travel Impact Watch: UAE flight operations are mostly normal but some routes face delays/cancellations, with Hormuz tensions still affecting regional travel planning. Oman Development Plan: LOGIC Consulting outlines Oman’s 2026–2030 Five-Year Development Plan pillars and phased rollout, signaling continued Vision 2040 delivery.