US near deal with Iran and Oman on Strait

The United States, Iran, and Oman have reached a temporary agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to resume a ceasefire between the parties and restart negotiations over the nuclear deal. The agreement provisions a temporary arrangement lasting 60 days, allowing ships to pass through the strait via designated routes, with mine clearance operations to be completed within 30 days. It ensures that no tolls or fees will be imposed during this period and seeks to establish Iranian control over maritime traffic, with the possibility of extension. The deal follows weeks of negotiations and comes amid threats from Trump to use force if an understanding is not reached soon.

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