Iran vetoes Strait of Hormuz passage amid conflict

The Iranian government has confirmed that as long as the war continues in the region, it will not allow oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, considering its closure a normal measure to prevent its exploitation in attacks on Iran. The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained that Iran rejects external interventions and bases its decision on local circumstances, with a focus on coordinating with Oman to determine navigation routes through the strait. The issue of fees is not being addressed at this time. He also noted that Iran is currently prioritizing the protection of its interests in the Strait of Hormuz, and not the resumption of its negotiations with the United States.

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