Trump indicates imminent Hormuz reopening deal as regional security risks persist

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that an agreement regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could be finalized shortly, stating that "great progress has been made" during ongoing negotiations mediated by Oman. Tehran's diplomatic efforts with Muscat aim to establish safe maritime corridors while retaining oversight over passing traffic.

Despite diplomatic movement, regional tensions remain acute. Iran warned that any further American attacks on its soil would trigger strikes against Persian Gulf energy infrastructure, leading Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi to engage in urgent consultations with Saudi Arabian representatives.

In concurrent developments, an Indian vessel was reportedly struck and sunk off the coast of Yemen. Meanwhile, Israeli and Lebanese negotiators assembled in Rome for a seventh round of talks as approximately 800,000 displaced citizens continue returning to southern Lebanon.

Sources: CDM, Dan, Klix, N1, Vijesti.