Iran details conditions for Strait of Hormuz ships
Iranian sources reveal that Tehran is working on a temporary plan, in collaboration with Oman, to control shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. This plan includes monitoring and organizing incoming and outgoing shipments, with Iran maintaining the ability to intervene when necessary. Currently, there is a discussion about establishing a route between Iran and Oman that would allow ships to pass through Oman with an exit permit, provided Iran is notified in advance. Oman would be responsible for monitoring the movement. This step is part of Iran’s efforts to fortify the Hormuz Passage, a vital route for approximately 20% of global oil supplies. Since the start of the conflict in February, the passage has experienced partial closures. Controlling the strait remains a key point of dispute amid the regional and international conflict over Iran, with major disagreements between Washington and Tehran centered on the nature of control over the strait.
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