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Washington says agreement with Iran would restore shipping through Hormuz
A senior US administration official stated that lifting the American blockade on Iran would coincide with reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement includes Iran reopening the strait without transit fees and conducting mine-clearance operations for maritime safety. The official expressed confidence in the negotiations, calling the deal 'fantastic and very strong.'
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