Iran and Oman agree on coordinates of route through strait of Hormuz, says Iranian foreign ministry – as it happened

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Iran and Oman have agreed on the coordinates for a shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, with a joint announcement pending, according to Iran's foreign ministry. This potential deal is seen by regional officials as a temporary measure to de-escalate tensions and potentially pave the way for renewed nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran.

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This live blog is now closed. The ⁠geographic coordinates for a shipping ⁠route ⁠through the strait of Hormuz ⁠have been agreed by Iran and ⁠Oman, and a ‌joint announcement ‌is being ‌finalised, provided no third parties interfere, Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei ‌said on Wednesday.

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