Tehran and Muscat Reach Provisional Accord on Hormuz Shipping
Iran and Oman have agreed on a revenue-sharing arrangement for the Strait of Hormuz, with Muscat expressing optimism that a formal agreement will follow. Tehran, however, insists the waterway will remain shut unless Washington accepts the proposal's terms, blaming the United States for delays. The earlier joint statement outlined a phased framework including a temporary navigational corridor and joint mine-clearing efforts, but stopped short of a final deal or toll details.
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