In a potentially significant diplomatic signal, Iran has reportedly proposed allowing ships to pass freely through the Omani side of the Strait of Hormuz — provided the United States offers concessions in return. According to Reuters, citing a source briefed by Tehran, it remains unclear whether the proposal would extend to vessels linked to Israel. A Western source confirmed the proposal had been in the works but did not indicate any American response. Iran had closed the vital waterway to “enemy ships” after the US and Israel launched their bombing campaign, making any relaxation a closely watched development for global energy markets and shipping.
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