US Reports Mines Cleared in Strait of Hormuz as Iran Sets Conditions for Reopening
U.S. Central Command has declared the Strait of Hormuz free of Iranian mines following recent naval operations, though American officials remain cautious about Tehran's compliance. Meanwhile, Iranian leadership maintains that normal maritime traffic and regional oil exports will only resume once Washington fulfills its stated security demands.
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