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Gulf Dynamics: Nuclear Deal and Freedom of Navigation
Iran and Oman announced the formation of a joint committee to study the costs of managing the Strait of Hormuz and organizing maritime traffic within it, with the aim of ensuring the safe passage of ships without imposing fees or charges. This step is intended to enhance navigation security in the strait, which is considered one of the world's vital waterways. The two sides emphasized their commitment to ensuring safe passage in accordance with international standards, with ships resuming transit through the strait under a plan aligned with the United Nations, while the United States and Iran continue their negotiations over nuclear and economic issues amid conflicting statements regarding the inspection of nuclear facilities and frozen assets.
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