Iran links Strait of Hormuz opening to US actions
Reports indicate negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, the agreement reached will not immediately open the strait. The key condition is a change in the behavior of the United States and the correction of its violations. The reopening of the strait is linked to Iran and Oman's desire to normalize maritime traffic through it. It is worth noting that the potential temporary agreement, lasting up to 60 days, includes passage of ships heading north through Iranian waters, along with the removal of sea mines as part of an implementation plan. A permanent route will be negotiated afterward, amid ongoing U.S.-Iranian tensions that impact efforts to reopen the strait.
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