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Western reports indicate that negotiations between the United States and Iran regarding the regulation of vessel passage through the Strait of Hormuz are facing both operational and political obstacles. This is due to Iranian diplomats lacking sufficient influence to ensure compliance with any agreement. Iran previously announced a deal with Oman to divide the strait's navigation into two sections, but talks became more complicated when the Revolutionary Guard demanded clearer indications of Iran’s role and greater benefits, alongside pressure to impose fees on transit operations and lift sanctions. Additionally, an Iranian bill is under discussion that would prohibit the passage of American and Israeli ships, potentially resulting in fines. Meanwhile, the agreement with Oman remains in the final review stages, aiming to organize maritime traffic and reduce tensions without fully reopening the strait, as this would require American commitments to maintain sanctions and unfreeze assets.
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