Hormuz opening depends on US commitments

Iran confirms that opening the Strait of Hormuz is contingent upon Washington's commitment to its pledges, despite signing an agreement with Oman regarding safe passages through the strait. The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister clarified that this agreement is a legal and technical measure, but it does not mean the immediate reopening of the strait. Iranian control will continue until it is certain that military resolution is not possible. Additionally, the reopening depends on the United States fulfilling its obligations. Iran added that it has communicated with Washington through diplomatic channels, informing them that it will not open the strait until its seven conditions are met. Meanwhile, the United States rejected Iran's proposal for joint management of the strait, affirming that ships have the right to pass according to international law.

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