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Iran declines Omani Strait proposal
The article discusses Iran's rejection of the Omani proposal to divide control of the Strait of Hormuz equally between Iran and Oman. Iran insists on retaining the majority of control due to the strait’s strategic importance for global oil flows. Oman, which is located on the opposite bank of the strait, proposed establishing a temporary management arrangement that involves sharing control and creating a regional union responsible for maritime security, supported by Gulf states and voluntary funding. Iran’s refusal of this proposal reflects its insistence on maintaining full control over the strait, arguing that American military supplies pass through it, which heightens regional tensions. These disagreements pose a significant obstacle to resuming negotiations between Tehran and Washington, with Iran asserting that its demands are legitimate for ensuring its security, while the United States and Gulf countries consider Iran’s demands unacceptable and a violation of boundaries.
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