Axios: US Nears Hormuz Deal
The United States, Iran, and Oman are approaching a provisional agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The deal would last for 60 days and can be extended, aiming to resume a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran and restart nuclear negotiations. The agreement stipulates the regulation of vessel crossings through designated routes without imposing fees during the specified period and calls for the removal of sea mines within 30 days. It is worth noting that negotiations have experienced both progress and setbacks, with Iran initially approving the agreement, but facing opposition from the Iranian Supreme Leader. The goal remains to avoid military escalation following the recent deterioration of the situation.
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