Oman and Iran reach a temporary agreement framework in the Strait of Hormuz, laying the foundation for the resumption of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran

According to MS NOW, Oman and Iran have reached a temporary agreement framework in the Strait of Hormuz, allowing merchant ships to navigate through routes controlled by Iran and Oman without charging tolls. The agreement aims to lay the foundation for the resumption of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran, and has been recognized by Gulf Cooperation Council member states. The United Nations International Maritime Organization and the United States will participate in the formal announcement of the agreement, and the United States' support for the agreement depends on the final details.