Eleven Iranian ships have moved through international waters defying a US naval blockade, following the finalization of a draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Tehran and Washington. According to Iran’s state media Press TV, eight of the vessels departed from Iranian waters into international seas, while three entered Iranian territory from international waters. The report cited a reliable source and said the movements occurred after the draft MoU was completed last Sunday.
The draft agreement reportedly includes provisions for lifting the US-imposed naval blockade on Iran. In return, Iran has agreed to allow toll-free passage for commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz for at least 60 days. The news of Iranian ships crossing the blockade has drawn significant international attention amid the ongoing diplomatic developments between the two countries.
The report, sourced from Al Jazeera, indicates that the developments come as part of broader efforts to ease tensions between Tehran and Washington, though full details of the finalized agreement remain undisclosed.
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