US President Donald Trump stated on Monday that shipping operations have resumed in the Strait of Hormuz and it will be completely opened by Friday, following the signing of the peace agreement to end the Middle-east war.
The deal follows weeks of troubled negotiations and threats of return of conflict, yet the key details remain unclear. While some of the details are yet to be negotiated, it is likely that the memorandum of understanding would be released after it is signed on Friday, as Trump said.
“We have a history of broken commitments,” The Hindu quoted Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as saying. “We have a history of agreements being torn up. All of this is present in our minds.”
Moreover, Nuclear inspectors will be permitted to return to Iran under the agreement between the warring countries as the US Vice President Vance said in an interview with NBC News.
The Revival of one of the most vital energy shipping routes will mark a significant step towards the end of the destructive conflict and worldwide economic turmoil.
