Iran-Oman Talks Eye Strait of Hormuz Opening as U.S. Talks Remain Indirect
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Iran says there are no direct talks with the United States, instead negotiating with Oman on a possible new route to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; President Trump cited progress and canceled a threatened attack, as discussions focus on transit arrangements that could ease tensions and lay groundwork for broader dialogue without an immediate U.S.-Iran settlement.
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