Is the oath broken if one speaks to a different person intending that the intended person should hear it?

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If a person swears not to speak to specific person X, but speaks to person Y intending for person X to hear, like saying, 'I mean you, and listen, O neighbor,' the oath is broken. Imam Ahmad explicitly stated that if one swears not to speak to X, speaks to Y, and X hears, with the intent of speaking to X through that utterance, the oath is broken because the intent to address X was present. This is considered correct because making the intended person hear the speech achieves the purpose of addressing them, similar to direct address.