Hormuz talks advance, Iran refuses new navigation
The Sultanate of Oman has highlighted positive progress in negotiations with Iran regarding navigation arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the need to avoid any actions that hinder the negotiations or threaten the safety of navigation. Iran is working on implementing a new navigation system in the strait, linked to fulfilling certain conditions, including compensation from the United States. Tehran refuses to revert to the previous separation system, indicating that the adjustments will be made according to the conditions it sets. These developments come amid escalating security tensions in the region, following attacks on oil tankers and assaults on commercial vessels. Iran asserts that the strait will not be opened until its demands are met, and transit remains threatened by security risks.
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