Washington-Tehran de-escalation deal details
Iran and the United States have reached a provisional agreement regarding the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Under this arrangement, vessels will enter the Gulf from Iranian waters and exit through Omani waters, with the aim of reducing tensions in the region. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi approved the proposal drafted by Qatari and American mediators, while Oman agreed to the plan on the condition that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps's stance on the agreement be clarified. U.S. President Donald Trump decided to cancel military strikes against Iran, emphasizing that this move was intended to give diplomacy a chance to de-escalate tensions, provided a final agreement is reached quickly, amid Saudi concerns over a potential escalation.
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