Iran and Oman reach agreement on Strait of Hormuz
An Iranian source confirmed that the understanding between Iran and Oman regarding the regulation of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz is limited to arrangements for traffic organization and procedures for entering and exiting ships. It does not mean a direct reopening of the strait to international movement. The talks between the two countries took place over the past few months and are now concluding with a final agreement that will be announced soon. Other countries are involved to be informed of the arrangements but are not parties to the agreement. The source emphasized that reopening the strait depends on the conditions Iran has set in exchange for its reopening, without revealing the details of those conditions.
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