U.S. Seeks Gulf Security and Stability
U.S. Secretary of State Mark Ryo emphasized his country's commitment to not undermining the interests and stability of the Gulf Cooperation Council states, focusing on understandings with Iran and respecting security of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. He clarified that the United States rejects any attempt to impose fees on ships passing through international waters and affirms that maritime movement will remain the primary standard for assessing the situation. He also indicated that the memorandum of understanding with Iran is considered a temporary negotiating framework aimed at reaching a comprehensive agreement, with Washington stressing the importance of partnership and responding to regional interests.
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