Oman Strait Route Negotiations
The spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Iran's negotiations with Oman focus on reaching an understanding regarding a safe passage route through the Strait of Hormuz to ensure the continuous flow of traffic. These are bilateral talks and are not related to any other parties. He clarified that Iran is currently not engaged in any negotiations with the United States, and that its delegations are present within Iran. The management of the Strait follows an understanding between Iran and the United States; if the latter does not respect this memorandum, the situation in the strait will not change. He pointed out that Pakistan is mediating in negotiations with Washington, and that Iran aims to maintain good relations with its neighbors, while also asserting its ability to deter the United States, which is accused of committing war crimes against civilians. Additionally, he denied any direct involvement by Iran in attacks in Yemen or in Israel's assault on Gaza. He confirmed that the attacks on the Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea were unintentional, and pledged Iran's response to any subsequent violations.
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