American-Iranian negotiations in New York to discuss opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the economic sanctions.

American sources revealed that negotiations are ongoing between American and Iranian officials in New York to explore a gradual exit from the war, according to a report by Reuters on Thursday. The American sources, in a report conveyed by Reuters that was reviewed by the News Video Agency, stated that the negotiation path includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by Tehran in exchange for Washington lifting the economic sanctions imposed on Iran, according to sources close to the talks. They added that the Strait of Hormuz has become the main point of negotiation in the efforts to end the ongoing conflict between the two sides for nearly seven months. They continued that Iran is seeking through these negotiations to alleviate the American blockade that hampers its economy, while Washington aims to ensure the freedom of navigation for ships in the global oil supply route.