Strait of Hormuz remains closed, Iran and Oman agree

The article explains that Iran and Oman have reached a final agreement regarding the regulation of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement includes the designation of new routes for entering and exiting the strait. These understandings are limited to Iran and Oman, and other coastal countries are involved only to be informed of the details. It is emphasized that this understanding does not mean the full opening of the strait. Iran has informed the United States through intermediaries that the strait will remain closed unless seven Iranian conditions are met. These conditions have received approval from Iran's supreme authorities, reflecting Iran’s sovereignty over the strait. This agreement is considered a step toward strengthening Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, but it does not mean an immediate opening, as the actual implementation depends on the behavior of the United States in fulfilling the Iranian conditions.

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