Iran suggests interim plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Iran proposed a temporary plan to open the Strait of Hormuz, allowing navigation in one direction through Iranian waters, with part of the opposing route also within Iranian waters. Oman rejected the proposal, which evenly divided the routes. Iran emphasized that the strait would remain closed if Oman did not accept the proposal. Iran also lifted the current traffic separation system, which was implemented due to mine-related risks, and stated that it would not permit any third country to participate in demining efforts. This comes amid security tensions and concerns over potential attacks on ships, as Iran continues to seek ways to secure the Hormuz Passage in a manner that safeguards its national security.

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