President Donald Trump said an agreement concerning the Strait of Hormuz could be reached as soon as today or tomorrow, according to reports. His comments came as Iran and Oman engaged in talks focused on the strait and broader regional tensions.
Reports described the discussions as nearing a possible arrangement that could help restore a U.S.-Iran truce while giving Tehran some role in managing access through the waterway. The precise terms of any potential agreement remained unclear, and accounts differed over whether the emerging proposal matched what Trump was seeking.
The developments were being followed amid continued concern over the strait and elevated gas prices. Other reports said a deal to reopen or secure passage through the waterway could come later in the week, but no final agreement had been confirmed. Further negotiations were expected to determine whether the parties could resolve their differences.
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