A senior Iranian official told Reuters on Wednesday that a Hormuz agreement is not expected to be signed in the near future, despite President Donald Trump's recent statements. The official said talks with Oman are progressing but it is too early to say a deal has been reached.
A senior Iranian official told Reuters on Wednesday, alongside two regional sources, that a Hormuz agreement is not imminent despite President Donald Trump's recent statements. The official said talks with Oman are advancing but it is too early to declare a deal concluded.
The remarks come hours after a senior Iranian official told the Al-Mayadeen channel that the Hormuz deal would be postponed indefinitely as long as the United States continues issuing threats against Iran, as The Zioneer reported earlier today. The conflicting signals reflect the fragmented nature of Iranian diplomatic messaging amid ongoing negotiations.
The Zioneer has reported extensively on the US-Iran diplomatic track, with the Trump administration publicly expressing both optimism and skepticism about reaching a framework agreement. The Strait of Hormuz remains a key flashpoint, with Iran demanding revenue guarantees and control mechanisms.
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