Oman postpones Gulf-Iran Strait meeting
The Omani Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the postponement of the scheduled meeting between Gulf countries and Iran to discuss the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, with the aim of establishing a constructive dialogue to enhance the security and stability of the region. This delay follows an agreement between Oman and Iran regarding the routes for ships entering and leaving the Gulf, which will now be entirely within Iranian territorial waters, with the possibility of closing the southern passage that the United States has insisted on opening and which has heightened tensions. These steps come amid increased tanker traffic through the strait, despite Iranian attacks on ships passing through. All of these measures are part of an effort to avoid escalation and to achieve sustainable understandings concerning regional security.
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