Iran demands conditions to reopen Hormuz

Iran announced that it is close to reaching an agreement with Oman to regulate ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, but its main condition is to obtain guarantees from the United States before allowing free passage of ships. Iran demands the end of the maritime blockade and sanctions imposed on it, especially on the oil sector, the resumption of negotiations over frozen assets, and addressing the US failures in stabilizing Lebanon. Navigation routes through the strait are changing, with a significant portion of shipping now passing through Iranian waters, as part of a new strategy to exercise "effective sovereignty," while affirming that Iran has no intention of closing the strait during peacetime.

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