Strait of Hormuz talks trigger oil price fall and market gains FAST-MOVING

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how well corroborated each claim is across sources.

• [● 6 SOURCES] Iranian foreign‑ministry spokesperson Ismail Bagei said the new route will differ from the pre‑war situation. (multiple articles)
• [● 2 SOURCES] The United States seeks a full opening of the Hormuz Strait and a deal that would limit Iran's nuclear capacity. (b788b942-6ee1-4c9c-8b29-a82abbe6503c, 025ed9da-2974-4909-a396-236dec484ead)
• [● 6 SOURCES] U.S. President Donald Trump delayed a planned military action against Iran, creating space for diplomatic agreements. (multiple articles)
• [● 8 SOURCES] The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea guarantees a right of transit passage and prohibits blockade in the Hormuz Strait. (existing claim)
• [● 21 SOURCES] The negotiations are bilateral and do not involve direct talks with the United States. (multiple)
• [● 26 SOURCES] The proposed arrangement includes a temporary safe shipping corridor with a circular route: northbound leg through Iranian waters, southbound leg through Omani waters. (temporary corridor design)
• [● 13 SOURCES] Iran and Oman are in the final phase of bilateral negotiations on managing traffic through the Hormuz Strait. (belongs)
• [● 16 SOURCES] The proposed arrangement would regulate vessel movement, maritime services and safety in the Hormuz Strait. (arrangement scope)
• [● 13 SOURCES] The negotiations do not aim to restore pre‑war navigation conditions in the Hormuz Strait. (belongs)
• [● 6 SOURCES] Iran denies any direct negotiations with the United States regarding the Hormuz Strait. (multiple articles)
• [● 25 SOURCES] The temporary corridor will have a northbound leg through Iranian waters and a southbound leg through Omani waters. (existing)
• [● 24 SOURCES] Iran denies any direct negotiations with the United States. (Iranian denial)