The article details the ongoing unofficial ceasefire between the U.S.and Iran, which has persisted for three consecutive days following a pause in hostilities after renewed strikes on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz blockade.U.S.President Donald Trump expressed optimism about potential negotiations to end the conflict, which began in late February with U.S.-Israeli strikes.However, Iranian officials denied any talks with Washington, stating that negotiations were not currently underway.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia faced drone attacks from Iran-linked groups in Iraq, prompting calls for investigations and condemnation from regional allies.Global markets and oil prices reacted positively to the ceasefire, with Brent crude dropping six percent.Control of the Strait of Hormuz remains a critical issue, as Iran insists on managing the vital shipping route.Oman’s recent discussions with Tehran about transit fees have also drawn U.S.opposition, complicating diplomatic efforts.
Original title: Unofficial U.S.-Iran ceasefire holds for third straight day but Tehran denies sides are talking
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