The United States has lifted restrictions on ships entering and exiting Iranian ports and coastal areas. This change comes as the U.S. and Iran enter a new phase of negotiations, which are expected to last for 60 days.
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U.S. Allows Ships to Enter Iranian Ports Amid Ongoing Negotiations
The U.S. has lifted its blockade on Iranian ports, permitting ships to enter and exit. This decision coincides with the start of a 60-day negotiation period between the U.S. and Iran.
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