Iran: Oman Deal Not Sufficient to Open Hormuz
The Iranian Foreign Ministry confirmed that its talks with Oman regarding the security of the Strait of Hormuz have made progress. However, it clarified that an agreement with Oman alone is not sufficient to reopen the strait, noting that changes in its status depend on Washington's commitment not to continue its aggression and maritime blockade. Iran currently rules out any negotiations with the United States, explaining that the situation in the strait is linked to American aggressive policies and that it cannot be navigated under those circumstances. These developments come amid multiple diplomatic efforts to reopen the strait, which holds strategic importance for the region.
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