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US Nears Controversial Interim Deal Granting Iran Control Over Strait of Hormuz

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First reported by Walla · 8 hours ago

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The US, Iran, and Oman are close to an interim deal granting Iran effective control over the Strait of Hormuz, allowing it to regulate maritime traffic and potentially collect fees. The agreement aims to renew the US-Iran ceasefire and restart nuclear talks but raises concerns about Iran's increased regional leverage.

01US, Iran, and Oman near interim deal reopening Strait of Hormuz with Iran gaining control.
02Agreement grants Iran de facto authority over incoming ship traffic and coordination over outgoing vessels.
03No transit fees for 60 days, but Iran likely to start charging soon, as done unofficially before.
04Mine clearance in main shipping lane planned within 30 days to ensure safe passage.
05Deal renews US-Iran ceasefire and aims to restart nuclear negotiations.
06Iran's control could enable it to threaten closure and extract concessions from the West.

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