Iran, Oman home in on Hormuz Strait deal as ship attacks mount
The finalization of a “shipping map” forms part of a broader accord to govern traffic through the strait and constitutes an independent arrangement between the two states.
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Iran and Oman are finalizing a 'shipping map' to govern traffic across the Strait of Hormuz as part of a broader accord, amid mounting ship attacks in the region and as a US-Iran ceasefire approaches its end. The arrangement is an independent agreement between the two states designed to manage maritime passage through the strategic waterway.
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The finalization of a “shipping map” forms part of a broader accord to govern traffic through the strait and constitutes an independent arrangement between the two states.