[Insider: Iran Considers Suspending Hormuz Strait Shipping Activities to Avoid Disrupting Peace Talks] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on April 14, according to a person familiar with internal discussions in Tehran, Iran is considering temporarily halting shipping through the Hormuz Strait to avoid challenging the U.S. maritime blockade and disrupting a new round of peace negotiations. The insider stated that this potential suspension reflects Iran's desire to prevent an immediate escalation of tensions during a sensitive diplomatic moment, as Washington and Tehran work on logistical arrangements for their next face-to-face meeting. The source noted that suspending maritime activities for a few days is seen as a pragmatic measure to prevent incidents that could undermine fragile efforts to resume negotiations. They added that Iran's considerations remain fluid. For instance, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps might quickly alter its strategy to demonstrate that the U.S. blockade can be challenged without consequences, a move that could derail diplomatic progress. (Jin10)