Iran Demands US Compensation Before Strait Opening
The Iranian president has raised his conditions to advance an agreement allowing the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, a position that diminishes American optimism regarding the resumption of navigation through this vital global energy corridor. Iran's foreign minister confirmed that the upcoming understanding with Oman is limited to establishing a safe passage for vessels; however, reopening the strait is tied to an agreement on compensation for alleged American violations and other conditions, without implying a return to full freedom of navigation. The Revolutionary Guards emphasized that negotiations with Oman are not directly linked to opening the strait, and that the decision depends solely on Iran's terms.
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