Iranian Official: Two Issues Left in Agreement
High-ranking Iranian sources have reported that progress in the negotiations with the United States regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is now imminent, with only two unresolved issues remaining that can be resolved. The U.S. decision to reopen the strait is contingent upon American measures. Additionally, an Iranian official clarified that the Omani proposal for regional management of the strait was not accepted, and reports about Iran reopening the strait under Omani auspices are false. On the other hand, information indicates that the potential agreement involves coordination without imposing transit fees or other charges, and Iran is increasingly ready to reach the agreement.
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