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Hormoz Nears Deal to Avoid War
The article discusses the possibility of reaching a temporary agreement between the United States and Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz through security arrangements and guarantees of maritime freedom, with regional mediation led by Oman and supported by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan. Sources indicate that Iran has completed the necessary approvals to announce the agreement, which would grant it a greater role in managing shipping traffic through the strait, aiming to resume vessel crossings and ensure the security of this vital global trade passage. While mediation efforts continue and the U.S. Central Command affirms that the route is open for commercial ships, the possibility of military escalation remains if an understanding is not reached. President Trump announced that the strait will open soon and that Iran is seeking an agreement, warning of potential military strikes if negotiations fail. This agreement plays a crucial role in reducing regional tensions and protecting the global oil supplies passing through the strait, which holds significant strategic importance.
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