Iran eyes temporary Hormuz corridor as Oman talks gain traction
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As US-Iran hostilities continue, Iran negotiates with Oman for a temporary, Iran-dominant Strait of Hormuz corridor lasting 1–3 months, while the US blockade and recent vessel strikes disrupt global oil flows; experts warn civilians could suffer if infrastructure is attacked, and Trump says he has no time limit on negotiations.
- Live updates: Iran aiming to control a new Strait of Hormuz route, amid uncertainty over US talks CNN
- Status of US-Iran talks uncertain as ship struck in Hormuz Reuters
- Trump Tells Iran He Wants a Deal on Hormuz Agreed Imminently Bloomberg.com
- Aug 2-3, 2026 — Trump calls Iranian leadership ‘unbelievably duplicitous’ after Tehran denies talks resumed CNN
- Live Updates: Despite Trump's remarks, no new negotiations with Iran are planned, U.S. officials tell CBS News CBS News
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