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Iran declines Oman's Strait cooperation
Iran rejected Omani proposals for joint management of the Strait of Hormuz, affirming that there is no chance of success. It considers that only Iran and Oman have the right to determine the arrangements for managing the strait based on their respective shares. Tehran emphasized that a 50-50 management agreement with Oman would not serve its interests and insists on full control over the internal route through the strait and the external route, viewing the southern passages as potentially threatening maritime traffic. Iran also suggested a temporary arrangement allowing one-way navigation through Iranian waters, while the other part would pass through Omani waters. It confirmed that the strait would remain closed if Oman rejects the proposal. This comes at a time when the United States and Oman continue to reject Iran’s demands, amid ongoing efforts to establish new management arrangements for one of the world's most vital waterways.
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