ABC reports, citing U.S. officials, that a temporary deal between Iran and Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is expected to be implemented for 60 days; during this period, negotiations for long-term arrangements for Hormuz and the nuclear file will continue.
According to these sources, the details have not yet been finalized. The United States wants full freedom of navigation and opposes any mechanism that would allow Iran to collect fees or issue permits for ships to pass.
So the dispute is not only about reopening Hormuz; it is also over the rules for passage


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