Iran and Oman unveil temporary Hormuz route, but a full reopening is not guaranteed

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Iran and Oman agreed on a temporary transit corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, but Iran says the strait is not open yet and full reopening hinges on the United States fulfilling commitments from a stalled June ceasefire, with many operational details such as coordinates, permissions, and revenue sharing still unclear amid ongoing tensions.
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- Iran says the U.S. is standing in the way of Hormuz deal amid talks with Oman CNBC
- Oil Prices Fall as Oman-Iran Talks Raise Hopes for Hormuz Reopening WSJ
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