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diplomacyAug 28, 2026

Hormuz Under Pressure: Iran To Set Reopening Conditions As Trump Claims 24 Ships Passed

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- Iran demands US lift blockade, pay compensation, and end regional war to reopen Strait of Hormuz - Iran and Oman are finalizing a shipping corridor arrangement through the Strait of Hormuz - US President Trump claims the strait is open with millions of barrels of oil passing daily Iran has laid out its conditions…

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  • Vaishnavi MishraBy Vaishnavi Mishra

    - Iran demands US lift blockade, pay compensation, and end regional war to reopen Strait of Hormuz - Iran and Oman are finalizing a shipping corridor arrangement through the Strait of Hormuz - US President Trump claims the strait is open with millions of barrels of oil passing da…

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