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Oman and Iran consider joint Strait shipping corridor
Oman and Iran discussed the establishment of a temporary joint shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, in addition to a project to remove mines present in the strait. This comes as part of efforts to regulate navigation in the strait, which has become a hotspot of tension in the Middle Eastern conflict, aiming to ensure the safe and efficient passage of vessels. Both parties affirmed the continuation of technical negotiations to reach a permanent agreement for managing the strait, with a focus on information exchange mechanisms, navigation services, and security. Oman’s Foreign Minister anticipated a soon announcement regarding the establishment of the temporary corridor, while the U.S. President confirmed that mines have been either removed or detonated from the waters of the strait, warning against any attempts to plant new mines.
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