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Washington calls on Tehran to waive Hormuz fee for nuclear deal
The United States is working to persuade Iran to abandon plans to impose fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, believing that the economic benefits of a comprehensive nuclear deal outweigh the potential gains from such fees. Despite a 60-day deadline to reach an agreement, tensions remain high, and disagreements continue over the management of the strait. Meanwhile, indirect talks mediated by Qatar are ongoing between the two sides, aiming to set the stage for official negotiations. The discussions also include Iran's frozen assets and regional security, with Iran asserting its sovereignty over the strait and claiming the right to impose fees once the deadline has passed.
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