Oman FM visits Tehran for Strait talks
The article discusses Iran and Oman's efforts regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran intends not to open the strait until the terms of the memorandum of understanding with Washington are implemented, while Oman aims to enhance its cooperation with Iran and maintain maritime security in this vital waterway. American sources revealed that the United States has established a secret maritime corridor through the southern part of the Hormuz to ensure the flow of oil and global market supplies, despite ongoing tensions in the region. Data shows that the crossing of ships through the strait is limited, with fewer than 20 ships this week due to the Iranian and American blockade. The disagreements between Iran and the United States over managing the strait are evident, as Iran threatens not to open it until its conditions are met. Meanwhile, U.S. support for operations to safeguard oil supplies in the area continues.
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