Iran and Oman agree to reopen Hormuz Strait

The U.S. Central Command reported that over a thousand vessels successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz during the past three months, despite Iranian threats. They emphasized that the southern route remains open to commercial ships and is one of the world’s most important corridors for the transportation of oil and gas. On the diplomatic front, media outlets quoted an Iranian source as saying that Tehran and Oman agreed on the main principles for reopening the strait, with Iran completing approval of the agreement and working to clear maritime mines within 30 days. This reflects international and regional efforts to promote maritime navigation and reduce tensions in the area.

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