Good news for people around the world.
> Iran signed a deal with the USA, which would open the Strait of Hormuz.
> As a part of this deal, Iran can’t fire bombs on the US and Gulf nations.
> Almost most of all oil and gas for the rest of the globe, including China, and except Russia, comes from this Strait.
>A deal is signed- now the Strait will open up, and Iran is supposed to remove mine bombs from the Strait.
> Once underwater mine bombs are removed from the Strait of Hormuz, ships filled with oil and gas can come out from there and deliver oil to your countries.
> Good news, no!
> Petrol, diesel, gas, fertilizers all of these should be below the cost they were when the war started.
>Now war is a conflict.
> However, Iran says words it should not; let’s see how fast Iran removes the sea mines.
> There are a huge number of ships and tankers in this Strait. But they can’t come out of it, as bombs and mines are kept there if some ship tries to cross the Strait.
> In return, the USA would allow Iran to sell its oil. It was worth it; you have stopped the whole world’s oil supply; how can you be allowed to sell oil?
> 2 months are being given to materialize this, after which a final deal would be signed between these countries.
> Gulf nations must be happy now, their oil can travel the world now.
> However, Iran must not violate the deal for the next 60 days while it’s being analyzed.
>Your oil prices would come down smoothly as oil reaches your ports. Stay posted on the location of your tankers!
> Other petrochemical prices may or may not come down. Depending on whether companies want to keep the new prices. However, ethics say they must decrease the price back to pre-war times
> Iran would be given money for development from its frozen assets and other outside USA sources.
> Gulf nations would be allowed investments in Iran such as in power plants.
> People of Iran would get a respite now, as they are living in hyperinflation.
> People of Iran, hope you get the right news now, as you were not getting the real updates from the world.