TehranIran says Oman agreed coordinates for safe Hormuz lanes.
Hormuz traffic averaged 2.7 ships a day to 4 October, against a normal 4.5.
Foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said the two states will announce the coordinates to international authorities.
Trump says the US will not attack Iran before 3 November, but the blockade stays “in full force and effect.”
Polymarket traders give Hormuz traffic a 19% chance of returning to normal by 31 December.
How each outlet framed it
- The New Arab
- reports Iran's Oman-agreed Hormuz navigation coordinates as a step toward a route-security mechanism, while Trump rejects Iran's September ceasefire plan
- Middle East Eye
- reports Trump's pledge of no attacks before the November 3 midterms, framed against Axios and Atlantic reports of Pentagon strike preparations
- CoinDesk
- maps the Trump post's market effect, pinning Bitcoin support at $80,300–$82,000 and noting the U.S. blockade stays in force
Sources: Middle East Eye, CoinDesk, The New Arab