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Iran has revealed details of its agreement with Oman regarding the management of the Strait of Hormuz, which includes closing two routes and opening another for vessel traffic. The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister explained that the understanding includes maps of entry and exit routes for ships, and that work is underway to finalize this agreement. He confirmed that this new arrangement aims to ensure the security of the strait and differs from the previous model that lasted for 60 years, involving the closure of temporary routes in the strait and passing a large portion of ships through Iranian territorial waters. Iran also emphasized that the agreement is exclusive between the two countries and will not accept any external interference. It was noted that the understanding requires specific conditions and is part of new security arrangements replacing the old model. The expected implementation period ranges from two to four months, following the approval of regional countries to this arrangement.
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