Iran and Oman plan temporary Hormuz shipping route

Iran and Oman are seeking to establish a temporary shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz in order to restore safe navigation in the strait, which has become a tense area due to the conflict in the region. The two ministers discussed a phased framework for creating the corridor, including clearing the strait of mines and facilitating the movement of vessels, while technical negotiations continue to reach a permanent agreement and joint management of the route. Oman expressed hope for an upcoming announcement regarding the temporary corridor, while the United States confirmed that the mines have been removed or detonated, warning against planting new mines. The recovery of oil transit and stability in the strait remains tied to Iran's demands for lifting the blockade and easing sanctions.

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