Hormuz Strait: from conflict to resolution
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The article discussed the efforts of mediation between Washington and Tehran, where Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir explained that the solution lies in opening the Strait of Hormuz to freedom of navigation, in exchange for lifting sanctions and opening negotiations. It highlighted an Iranian-Omani consensus on rules for opening the strait, with indications of U.S. support for the initiative amid a state of confusion among both the American and Iranian sides. The article also examined the repercussions of U.S. sanctions on Iran and other countries such as China and Turkey, and their impact on the global financial system, noting Iran's call to join the Mecca Agreement for collective defense, which is considered an important step toward reshaping regional security frameworks.
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