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War

US and Iran explore phased arrangement linked to Hormuz and sanctions

Source: India Today · 24 Sep 2026, 17:37 UTC
US and Iran explore phased arrangement linked to Hormuz and sanctions
Image: India Today · original report

The United States and Iran are exploring a phased agreement that could link issues surrounding the Strait of Hormuz with sanctions relief, India Today reported. The supplied material says the discussions are aimed at ending the war in New York but provides no details about the participants, terms, timetable or progress.

The United States and Iran are exploring a possible phased agreement involving the Strait of Hormuz and sanctions relief, India Today reported. The reported discussions are described as an effort to end the war through an arrangement negotiated in New York. The supplied material does not identify the officials involved or explain which sanctions might be addressed.

It also gives no details about what access or other commitments concerning Hormuz might form part of the proposed deal. No timetable for an agreement is provided. The wording of the available report indicates that the discussions are exploratory rather than a completed settlement.

It does not say whether the two sides have reached a preliminary understanding or whether other countries are participating. No official response, casualty figures or further description of the conflict is included in the supplied material.

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