Report: Draft US-Iran Deal Proposes Uranium Transfer and Reopening Strait of Hormuz

A draft agreement between the United States and Iran proposes the transfer of uranium and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to maritime traffic, news websites Moneycontrol and News Mobile reported.

According to the reports, the emerging framework addresses nuclear materials held by Tehran alongside the resumption of navigation through the strait, which has seen a series of security incidents and tanker damages in recent days.

At this stage, details have not been released regarding the precise terms of the deal, implementation timelines, or the destination for the transferred uranium, and the governments of the United States and Iran have not officially commented on the reports. Further details have not yet been released.