Tehran: Strait of Hormuz reopening hinges on US response
Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary General, Major General Mohsen Rezaei, announced that Iran and Oman have reached an agreement to open a temporary shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, jointly controlled by both sides and located in the middle of the strait, aimed at facilitating the passage of ships. Rezaei linked the full reopening of the strait to the United States fulfilling Iran's conditions, which include ending wars in the West Asia region, stopping attacks on Syria, and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon. He emphasized that the strait's issue is linked to the broader regional conflict and reflects a "deep gap of mistrust" between Tehran and Washington. Any security deterioration in the region negatively impacts neighboring countries and hampers development and investment.
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