Deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz 'could be announced TODAY - but may give Iran greater control over traffic'
The potential deal would set up a 60-day temporary arrangement between Oman and Iran on the Strait, which could be extended, according to two regional sources
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The potential deal would set up a 60-day temporary arrangement between Oman and Iran on the Strait, which could be extended, according to two regional sources. All traffic heading into the Gulf would take a northern shipping lane, and outbound traffic would use a southern lane through Oman’s territorial waters. No tolls or fees would be charged during the 60-day period, while naval mines would be set to be cleared within 30 days – opening up the rest of the channel.
Furthermore, The heavily-negotiated deal will continue the ceasefire between the US and Iran, as reported by Axios, while sparking talks over a nuclear deal.
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The potential deal would set up a 60-day temporary arrangement between Oman and Iran on the Strait, which could be extended, according to two regional sources.
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All traffic heading into the Gulf would take a northern shipping lane, and outbound traffic would use a southern lane through Oman’s territorial waters.
according to Vanguard (Nigeria)No tolls or fees would be charged during the 60-day period, while naval mines would be set to be cleared within 30 days – opening up the rest of the channel.
according to Daily Mail +1The heavily-negotiated deal will continue the ceasefire between the US and Iran, as reported by Axios, while sparking talks over a nuclear deal.
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