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Iran Agrees to Strait of Hormuz Deal That Led Trump to Cancel Iran Strike
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accepted a Qatar- and U.S.-brokered deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, prompting President Trump to cancel planned strikes on Iran. The agreement involves specific maritime passage arrangements and awaits confirmation from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. Trump emphasized diplomacy and called for swift progress to resolve tensions.
- 01Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi approved a compromise to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- 02The deal allows entry through Iranian waters and exit through Omani waters in the Gulf.
- 03Oman agreed but seeks confirmation that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard supports the deal.
- 04Araghchi’s approval influenced President Trump to cancel planned military strikes on Iran.
- 05Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed concerns about the planned U.S. attack.
- 06Trump stressed diplomacy and called for rapid progress toward a final agreement.
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