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Expected temporary deal to reopen Hormuz
The United States and Iran, facilitated by Oman, are paving the way for a temporary 60-day agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, aimed at regulating maritime traffic, reducing tensions, and preventing military escalation in the region. The agreement includes arrangements for ships to pass through designated routes within Iranian and Omani waters, with no fees imposed during the temporary period and the removal of naval mines beginning within the first 30 days. This understanding is expected to improve maritime security, open the door to broader negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program, and have a positive impact on global oil markets and trade.
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