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Iran Says It Would Reopen Strait of Hormuz in 2 Days as Part of U.S. Deal

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Iranian officials spoke of some progress in negotiating to reopen the strait even as they prepared for all-out war.

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Coverage expanded from 2 to 3 attributed publishers.

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Compiled from 4 independent publishers The New York Times · The Hill · France 24 · Euronews

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The New York Times emphasises “Iran Says It Would Reopen Strait of Hormuz in 2 Days as Part of U.S. Deal”; The Hill leads with “Iran offers to open Strait of Hormuz on several conditions”.

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  1. Development updated

    Iranian officials spoke of some progress in negotiating to reopen the strait even as they prepared for all-out war.

    3 sources at this update
  2. Headline updated

    Iranian officials spoke of some progress in negotiating to reopen the strait, a vital oil and gas shipping lane, even as they prepare for all-out war.

    2 sources at this update
  3. Headline updated

    New reporting from Euronews: Iran says it can reopen Hormuz in two days if US meets conditions.

    1 source at this update

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