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Iranian President Masoud Beshzkian confirmed that the foreign ministers of Arab countries will sign an agreement in Muscat on Monday to establish a joint pathway between Oman and Iran regarding navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The aim is to enhance navigation security and inform the International Maritime Organization accordingly. This move comes as part of Iran’s efforts to overcome American pressures and threats targeting this strategic waterway, especially in light of continued naval blockade and American objectives to impede vessel freedom. The agreement represents an important step in Iran’s attempt to counter sanctions and international pressures, followed by regional meetings to discuss ship security measures in the Strait amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States over navigation rights and the economic pressure on Iran.
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