The United States (US) officials have said that the US and Iran reached a tentative agreement on Thursday to open the Strait of Hormuz and start nuclear talks, though President Donald Trump has not signed off on it yet, and the Iranian officials have not commented on a potential deal yet.
Officials say Trump has told advisers he wants a few days to decide whether to sign the deal.
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While the draft’s text appears to be largely finalised, US Vice President JD Vance stated that “a couple of language points” are still being worked out.
According to sources, the tentative deal would begin 60 more days of negotiation on Tehran’s nuclear programme.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps navy said it fired warning shots at four vessels near the Strait of Hormuz as they were reportedly trying to pass through the waterway “without prior coordination or authorisation,” according to a post on an affiliated Telegram account.
(CNN News)
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