Washington aims to restart Strait of Hormuz trade
The article discusses the efforts of the United States and Iran to avoid escalating the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. Washington is moving toward a diplomatic approach to open the strait without imposing fees on ships, as talks between Tehran and Oman progress. At the same time, American officials warn about the limited options available militarily, emphasizing that aerial escalation will not achieve Washington's goals. Meanwhile, U.S. sanctions continue to intensify pressure on Iran, which insists on independently managing Gulf security and maintains its role in overseeing navigation through the strait. These moves intersect with limited military escalation in the Red Sea, where Yemeni forces announced the thwarting of a Houthi attack attempt, within a broader context of diplomatic and economic efforts to reduce tensions in the region.
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