Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz and resume unrestricted oil sales under U.S. deal, officials say

Iranian officials have announced that the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. They also say Iran will be allowed to sell oil without restrictions. The changes are linked to a new agreement with the United States. The deal is described as a step toward easing regional tensions. Reopening the strait is expected to impact global oil shipping routes. Tehran claims the agreement benefits both nations' economies. No detailed terms of the U.S. deal were disclosed publicly. International markets will watch how the policy shift affects oil prices.