Iran and Oman Agree Framework for Temporary Hormuz Reopening
By early August, Iran and Oman had a 60-day framework for dual shipping corridors through Hormuz, still needing SNSC approval, while indirect US-Iran talks continued.
By early August, Iran and Oman had a 60-day framework for dual shipping corridors through Hormuz, still needing SNSC approval, while indirect US-Iran talks continued.
Hours after Iranian negotiators arrived in Doha, CENTCOM hit missile launch sites and mine-laying boats, calling the strikes self-defense during an ongoing ceasefire.
Trump claimed Iran plans to offer something consistent with American demands in negotiations. Iran resumed commercial international flights from Tehran for the first time in two months. Araghchi met Pakistan's military chief and will travel to Oman and Russia. Turkey offered to help clear Hormuz mines. 43 container ships remain stranded in the Gulf.
Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi announced the Strait of Hormuz is fully open to commercial shipping. Oil prices dropped 10 percent and global markets surged on the news.
Tehran demands reparations, security guarantees, and sovereignty over Hormuz while dismissing American proposal