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Iran Agrees to Draft US Deal to Reopen Hormuz Shipping Amid Gulf Tensions

Tehran claims to have reached an unofficial framework with the United States to restore commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz within a month. However, US President Donald Trump drew a firm red line, declaring the vital waterway must remain open unconditionally, while the UAE issued a stern diplomatic warning that the Middle East cannot afford a wider Iran-US war.
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إيران توافق على مسودة اتفاق أمريكي لإعادة فتح الشحن في هرمز وسط توترات الخليج (Arabic)
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