Farns acknowledges unresolved issues; Iran demands US compensation
The article discusses the efforts of the United States and Iran to reach an agreement regarding the nuclear file and to facilitate maritime navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. military announced that the blockade imposed on Iranian ports will remain in place until a ceasefire agreement is signed, which is scheduled for June 19. Washington expects negotiations to continue to confirm Iran’s commitments to concessions and to emphasize President Trump’s vision of Iran as a "successful country," should Iran choose a new course. Iran also announced that it will impose fees on ships passing through the strait in exchange for maritime services to ensure safe passage. Meanwhile, the United States has pledged to free frozen assets and provide compensation for damages caused by the conflict, amid ongoing mutual distrust between the two sides.
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