Tehran and Muscat to Announce Strait of Hormuz Deal

Iranian media reports that an agreement between Iran and Oman is expected to be announced soon regarding the Strait of Hormuz, involving the designation of new routes and specifications for vessel transit. It has been confirmed that this understanding is limited to Iran and Oman and aims to establish Iran's sovereignty over the strait. The agreement stipulates that the entry route into the Gulf entirely falls within Iranian waters, with transit movements managed according to Iranian arrangements. It also seeks to close the southern route, which the United States has been urging to open, potentially leading to new tensions in the region. The strait has not been opened yet, and Iran links its opening to the fulfillment of seven American demands. This comes in the context of a meeting in Muscat to discuss navigational measures, while Bahrain announced that it will not participate in any collective meetings related to the strait until relations with Iran are restored.

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