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Iran-Gulf Talks on Hormuz Tomorrow
The article discusses upcoming preparations and meetings in Oman between Iran, the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, and Iraq to discuss a new agreement regarding navigation routes through the Strait of Hormuz. It indicates that the Iranian-Omani accord focuses on establishing new entry and exit routes for the strait, with Iran demanding the return of the United States to its commitments before partially reopening the strait. Iran emphasizes that the entry routes lie within its territorial waters, while insisting on closing the southern passage despite Washington's pressure. Additionally, it is mentioned that Iraq will participate in the meeting and that final understandings have been reached between Iran and Oman in this regard. While Bahrain refuses to participate in the meetings until relations with Iran are restored, Iran affirms its determination to maintain maritime security and emphasizes that any arrangements related to the strait must be based on international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Meanwhile, Iranian officials strongly oppose external pressure from the U.S., asserting that Iran will not give in. Tensions in the region are also escalating following attacks on ships and Iran’s announcement of targeting maritime facilities, which are increasing the negative repercussions on regional security.
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