How the second phase of the Iran-U.S. war started and why it is raging | Explained
The MoU, signed on June 14, stipulated Iran would allow ships to pass “with no charge for 60 days only,” and that Iran would work with Oman to “define the future administration and maritime services” in the Strait of Hormuz
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