The key to Hormuz lock is hidden in uranium. A draft proposal for an agreement between the US and Iran to break the deadlock in the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program has emerged. According to the report of the international news agency 'Al Arabiya English', the draft agreement proposes that Iran's highly enriched uranium be transferred to a third country or its enrichment level be reduced. In return, the Strait of Hormuz must be fully opened within seven days of the initial agreement.
About 20 percent of the world's fuel oil is transported through the Strait of Hormuz. Hormuz has been locked down since the start of the war. Due to which there is a cloud of fear in the whole world. In this situation, various issues have started to come up in the preliminary agreement. According to the report, if the new agreement is completed, the US will lift the sanctions on Iran step by step. In that case the naval blockade and economic restrictions may be relaxed. China can even be the guarantor of the agreement to ensure that both parties adhere to the agreement.
A high voltage meeting between the US and Iran will soon be held to reach a deal. In the beginning, it was heard that the meeting could be held in Istanbul. But reports say that instead of Istanbul, a direct meeting has been proposed in Doha, Qatar. A team from Qatar is said to have already arrived in Tehran. There will be an independent verification mechanism to ensure that no party cheats. If one party makes a concession, the next step will be taken after verifying whether the other party has made an equal concession or not.
A dispute resolution mechanism with mediators is also called for to prevent a renewed war if the agreement is broken or delayed. According to reports, US Vice President JD Vance sent a letter to Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaie, which arrived via Qatar and was received positively by Tehran. However, this is still only a draft proposal, not a final agreement. Trump also said that America is in no rush to end the war with Iran.