Hormez Sparks Dispute Over Leadership
An article reported that the dispute over the management of the Strait of Hormuz is hindering negotiations between Iran and the United States. Iran rejected Oman’s proposal to share control of the management and instead imposed full control over the route for ships entering the Gulf, objecting to the control of the southern passage, which is currently under its influence. A U.S. official confirmed that the strait is an international waterway and Iran cannot restrict it. Prior to the escalation of tensions, approximately 20 million barrels of oil were transported through it daily. Efforts have been made by mediator countries such as Pakistan, Qatar, and Turkey to resolve the disagreements, but these have led to a setback in the efforts to revive the peace agreement.
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