Oman and Iran edge toward temporary pact to reboot Hormuz shipping
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Oman and Iran are nearing a temporary agreement to reopen commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, framed around a regional mechanism with voluntary fees to bolster maritime security and potentially accelerate broader Iran-US talks. Iran wants to maintain control over the strait and tolls, while the US isn’t directly involved but has been kept informed; the deal is not a resolution to the broader conflict, just a way to reduce tensions.
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