Indications are mounting regarding an imminent settlement of the navigation crisis in vital maritime corridors, following intensive talks mediated by regional actors. Official statements have confirmed mutual understandings, with international parties showing readiness to lift restrictions on specific ports in exchange for guaranteeing the unhindered flow of commercial shipping, as part of a proposed truce lasting between one and two months. The proposed framework of the agreement, which awaits final approval, includes the establishment of new navigation routes managed in ways that ensure sovereignty and joint oversight, paving the way to end the standoff and de-escalate tensions.