According to Iranian regime-affiliated media cited by Abu Ali Express, the Iran-Oman talks on the Strait of Hormuz have entered a new phase, with understandings described as within reach if the United States stops interfering. The reports say the discussions focus on a new corridor for safe passage that preserves Iran's sovereign interests. The reports also accuse President Trump of trying to claim credit for the talks while his intervention slows negotiations.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today, a senior Iranian official stated that the negotiations with Oman on a safe passage framework in the Strait of Hormuz were progressing. The U.S. also confirmed significant progress in the talks but cautioned that nothing is final. The latest report, from Iranian regime-affiliated media cited by Abu Ali Express, claims the talks have entered a new phase. The reports assert that an understanding with Oman is within reach, provided the United States stops interfering. They also accuse President Trump of attempting to claim credit for the talks while his intervention slows the process. The discussions focus on creating a new corridor for safe passage that would preserve Iran's sovereign interests in the strategic waterway.
3 developments
- StrongIran Demands Hormuz Revenue, Says Trump Post Contradicts Interim Deal
- DevelopingIranian Telegram source says Tehran is leveraging Hormuz pressure on Trump
- StrongTrump says Iran talks ongoing 'right now,' threatens to 'decapitate' Iran if talks fail
- DevelopingChananel Aviv: Iran leveraging Hormuz Strait as 'effective pressure lever' against Trump in talks
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