According to Saudi outlet Alhadath, senior sources said Iran and Oman have reached a preliminary consensus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement may be announced within days but still needs approval from Iran's National Security Council. It would last 60 days and aim to restore navigation. BlockBeats reported on Aug. 6.
Senior sources told Saudi media Alhadath that Iran and Oman have reached a preliminary consensus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
The deal could be announced within days, though it still requires approval from Iran's National Security Council. It is set to last 60 days, aiming to restore navigation, as reported by BlockBeats on Aug. 6.
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