A diplomatic push to ease tensions in the Middle East has taken a significant step forward, with the foreign minister announcing a potential rapid resolution to a major maritime standoff. The proposal could lead to the reopening of a critical shipping route within days, marking a potential breakthrough after months of heightened risks for global trade. Authorities have emphasized that the plan hinges on key regional players reaching a mutual agreement to de-escalate hostilities. If successful, the move would ease concerns over disruptions to oil and commodity flows through one of the world’s most vital waterways.
Foreign minister says plan could see Strait of Hormuz reopen within a week
