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The Strait of Hormuz is experiencing intense tension between Iran and the United States, as current negotiations focus on restoring navigation through the strait after it significantly declined following Iran's escalation of attacks on oil tankers and its refusal to honor previous agreements. The Iranian and Omani delegations aim to reach an agreement that may open the middle passage, which Iran had previously mined, in order to resume vessel movements and reduce the impact of the crisis on oil prices, which have exceeded $100 per barrel. While Iran refuses to make direct concessions and demands control over the management of the strait, the international community, including Britain and France, continues efforts to support mine removal operations to ensure safe navigation. Under political and economic pressure, signs are emerging of possible progress in the negotiations, with American and European tendencies leaning toward a diplomatic solution that guarantees the resumption of maritime traffic and reduces the chances of military escalation.
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