Two air raids struck an oil facility in Yemen’s Hodeidah, according to media reports. A top diplomat stated that Iran and Qatar have agreed on a plan to reopen the Hormuz Strait within two days if the US meets Tehran’s conditions. The talks, held in Tehran, were aimed at restarting direct U.S.-Iran negotiations, a source said. The agreement comes amid ongoing tensions over regional security and trade routes. The Hormuz Strait, a critical passage for global oil shipments, has been a focal point of geopolitical concerns. The US and Iran have been in a standoff over Iran’s nuclear program and regional influence. Qatar, acting as a mediator, has sought to ease tensions through diplomatic channels. The proposed reopening would ease concerns over the strait’s strategic importance. The situation remains under close monitoring by international observers. The outcome of the talks could have significant implications for regional stability and global energy markets.