Iran’s Supreme Leader has signaled approval of a recent agreement with the United States, despite holding differing perspectives on the deal’s specifics. Simultaneously, Iran announced a 60-day suspension of transit charges for commercial vessels passing through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. This move potentially eases shipping costs and tensions in the crucial waterway, a key global oil transit route. The suspension appears to be a gesture coinciding with the US deal, though Iranian officials have not explicitly linked the two events. The Strait of Hormuz has been a focal point of regional tensions, particularly concerning maritime security. Analysts suggest this temporary fee waiver could be a test of goodwill or a precursor to further de-escalation efforts. The impact on global oil prices and shipping routes will be closely monitored during the 60-day period.