Tehran outlines routes for Hormuz talks

Iran has revealed two separate tracks related to the Strait of Hormuz negotiations. The technical understandings with Oman are nearing completion and pertain to managing maritime traffic and drawing new routes for ships. Meanwhile, the issue of reopening the strait more broadly is tied to political conditions with the United States. Iran confirmed that understanding with Oman does not automatically guarantee the full reopening of the strait; it depends on Washington accepting Iran's terms, which include compensation, lifting sanctions, and halting attacks on allied nations. An Iranian official clarified that cooperation with Oman is a technical matter, and the reopening of the strait is linked to political negotiations with the U.S., which continues to exchange messages through intermediaries without any direct negotiations at present. In the meantime, Iran is preparing to launch new navigation routes to replace the old ones, with expectations of making tangible technical progress in managing ship movements through the strait. Additionally, statements indicate that any final agreement will depend on the fulfillment of U.S. political conditions.

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