Iran may open Hormuz before Trump deadline

The article discusses the escalation between the United States and Iran regarding the future of the Strait of Hormuz, as the deadline set by President Trump to reopen the strait approaches its end. Washington continues to pressure for the reopening of the strait without imposing transit fees, viewing this matter as a priority over the nuclear deal, and is in ongoing negotiations with Oman to discuss navigation arrangements. In contrast, Iran insists that reopening the strait is contingent upon the cessation of American threats, the lifting of sanctions, and recognition of Iran's role in managing the strait. Iran also continues negotiations with Oman away from the American track. The developments reflect diverging positions and increasing tensions, while the success of mediations and concessions from both sides will be crucial in preventing a military confrontation and will determine the future of navigation through the strait.

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