Iran is considering reopening the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz 30 days after a potential peace agreement to end hostilities, according to a report by Japan’s Nikkei citing a Middle Eastern diplomatic source. The discussions between the United States and Iran reportedly include plans for mine clearance operations in the strait within the first 30 days after the agreement.
Nikkei reported that once the mines are removed, ships from all countries would be able to pass freely and safely, and Iran would stop collecting transit fees. The talks come amid renewed US airstrikes in Iran, which the US military said targeted missile bases and boats allegedly laying mines in self-defense. Iran, however, stated that although some progress has been made in the negotiations, a final agreement is not imminent.
The developments highlight ongoing tensions and cautious diplomatic engagement between Washington and Tehran, with the future of the Strait of Hormuz remaining central to regional stability and global trade routes.
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