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Iran and Oman have agreed to establish a new navigational route through the Strait of Hormuz, but reopening the strait depends on Iran meeting certain conditions, including compensation from the United States for damages caused by American violations and reparation for the related harms. Iran has emphasized that the previous traffic separation plan is no longer acceptable, and adopting a new route requires technical and legal steps, along with discussions on a temporary route to be used until the final route is determined. Iran also stressed that opening the strait is contingent upon correcting U.S. behavior, which includes lifting sanctions, ending aggression, paying compensation, releasing frozen funds, and that the strait constitutes part of Iran's strategic strength.
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