Preliminary Deal on Strait of Hormuz Aims to Ease Iran-US Tensions

Washington anticipates reaching an agreement between Iran and Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz aimed at reopening it and resuming oil exports that have been halted due to the ongoing U.S. war against Iran for the past five months. Progress hinges on the approval of Iran's Supreme Security Council for the deal, while statements suggest that Iran considers control of the strait essential for broader peace efforts, emphasizing its desire for dialogue and refusal to succumb to military pressures. The signing of the agreement is expected to lift the blockade on Iranian ports and restore normal oil movement through the strait.

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