Iran states Strait of Hormuz reopening not related to Oman talks
The article discusses statements from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, which denied that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is linked to negotiations with Oman. They confirmed that the decision depends on Washington's conditions and its approval of Tehran's demands. It was also noted that the expected progress between Iran and Oman could contribute to resuming oil exports, which have been halted due to the U.S. war against Iran that began five months ago. Additionally, officials clarified that Iran will control the opening of the strait based on its own mechanisms and conditions. Maritime traffic has significantly decreased since the beginning of the week. Iran warns of the consequences of any attacks or naval blockade by the United States, considering such actions a threat to its agreements and a cause of increased tension in the region. Meanwhile, markets continue to monitor the progress of negotiations and their impact on oil prices.
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