Iran Proposes 12 Plans for Hormuz Security
The article focuses on Iran's efforts to manage the Strait of Hormuz, where the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee announced the review of 12 draft laws aimed at regulating the management of this strategic maritime passage. The goal is to consolidate these proposals into a comprehensive law that outlines the control mechanisms. Iran also affirms that the status of the strait will not revert to what it was before the war and announces progress in negotiations with Oman regarding a new transit mechanism for ships. This proposed mechanism would follow a neutral route, away from the north and south, with accusations directed at the United States for hindering the resumption of maritime traffic. Additionally, Iran has proposed establishing a joint Islamic security mechanism involving Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt to enhance regional security. Iran emphasizes that its armed forces will remain prepared and responsive to any violations of agreements, in its ongoing efforts to ensure the security and stability of the Strait of Hormuz and to bolster its national interests.
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