According to sources, the US, Iran and Oman are about to reach an interim agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and Washington hopes to announce the agreement as early as Wednesday. According to reports, the proposed 60-day arrangement will guide commercial shipping into the port through Iranian waters and guide outbound traffic through Omani waters in coordination with Iran, while prohibiting the collection of tolls or toll fees during the temporary period. The agreement aims to strengthen the cease-fire agreement between Washington and Tehran and create space to resume negotiations on Iran's nuclear program after weeks of mediation by Oman, Qatar, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. According to the news, Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi agreed to this framework in principle over the weekend, and Iran's leadership completed the approval process on Tuesday.

According to sources, the US, Iran and Oman are about to reach an interim agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and Washington hopes to announce the agreement as early as Wednesday. According to reports, the proposed 60-day arrangement will guide commercial shipping into the port through Iranian waters and guide outbound traffic through Omani waters in coordination with Iran, while prohibiting the collection of tolls or toll fees during the temporary period. The agreement aims to strengthen the cease-fire agreement between Washington and Tehran and create space to resume negotiations on Iran's nuclear program after weeks of mediation by Oman, Qatar, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. According to the news, Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi agreed to this framework in principle over the weekend, and Iran's leadership completed the approval process on Tuesday.