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Iran and Oman Continue Hormuz Strait Agreement Talks as Qatar PM Plans Tehran Visit
Iran and Oman continue negotiations on an agreement over the Strait of Hormuz, while Qatar's Prime Minister plans a visit to Tehran to discuss reducing regional tensions. Iran accuses the US of delaying talks and threatens to keep the strait closed if demands are unmet.
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What happened
- 01Iran and Oman are still negotiating a Strait of Hormuz agreement, contradicting earlier claims of completion.
- 02Qatar's Prime Minister will visit Tehran to discuss reducing tensions and ensuring free navigation.
- 03Iran accuses the US of delaying negotiations and threatens to keep the strait closed if conditions are unmet.
- 04US President Trump says no timeline exists for talks and claims the strait remains open and safe.
- 05Iran designates foreign Persian-language media, including BBC Persian, as military targets for alleged espionage.
- 06Oil prices fell over 1.5% amid signs of renewed mediation efforts to end the conflict.
Meanwhile, Iran designates several foreign Persian-language media outlets as military targets, accusing them of espionage.
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