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Iran and Oman have reached an understanding regarding a proposed geographical route for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, following nearly two months of negotiations to discuss navigation arrangements in one of the world's most important maritime passages. An agreement has been reached on the final coordinates of the route, with the final drafting of the joint statement underway, aiming to secure a safe passage for commercial vessels amid ongoing security challenges. In a related development, the United States has lifted sanctions on entities linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, amidst progress in negotiations concerning the Strait. Reports suggest the possibility of reaching a temporary agreement allowing ships to pass for 60 days without fees through two routes within Iranian and Omani waters, in coordination between the two sides. Diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran continue, with expectations of an imminent announcement of an understanding to enhance navigation security in the strait.
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