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Hormuz Strait Under Iranian Control
The article discusses Iran's efforts and the role of its mediator, Oman, in reaching an agreement on a secure maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz. The goal is to reopen the strait to limited and safe ship traffic, contingent upon Washington’s response to Tehran’s demands. Iranian conditions include lifting the US maritime blockade, halting military operations and sanctions, and compensating Iran for damages that the United States allegedly caused. Additionally, Iran demands an end to US military actions and the withdrawal of American forces from the region. Iran emphasizes that the reopening of the strait is linked to de-escalating military tensions and US concessions. Meanwhile, Gulf states and major powers continue to monitor the developments, amid escalations in attacks on commercial ships in the area. At the same time, an internal conflict is ongoing within Iran regarding how to handle the issue. This includes new appointments representing Iran's Supreme Leader and assertions of a firm stance on the strait, while indirect negotiations between Washington and Tehran, facilitated by mediators, continue.
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