Tehran discusses reviving deal amid Hormuz plan
The article discusses Iran and Oman's efforts to reach an understanding regarding the management of the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic waterway that threatens to escalate military tensions in the region. The Iranian Foreign Minister explained that negotiations are in their final stages, aiming to establish a joint mechanism for shipping transit without closing the strait. A preliminary plan has been agreed upon, allowing ships entering the Gulf to pass through Iranian territorial waters, while departing ships would go through Omani waters, effectively eliminating threats from the United States of launching a major attack on Iran. However, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards-affiliated Fars News Agency denied the validity of this agreement, affirming that Iran's policy toward the strait has not changed. The potential agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and avoid possible military confrontations, amidst ongoing international diplomatic efforts to calm the region's tensions.
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