While the deal Iran/Oman Hormuz deal would exclude charging ships tolls or fees, Iran might not be prevented from collecting voluntary payments to cover costs like security and search and rescue, WSJ reports citing sources
SourceNewsquawk
SectionGeopolitical
- If a deal is announced, the U.S. and Iran would return to the negotiating table to discuss issues including Iran's nuclear program and financial relief, the sources said.
- Oman and Qatar are pushing to build in incentives like sanctions waivers to allow Iranian oil sales into the deal, some of the people said.
- Parties have agreed on main points of the draft, and shared it with the US and countries in the region and Iran's top leaders, who still need to sign it off.
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