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12 Sept 2026, 17:33

The Mehr News Agency, affiliated with the Islamic Propagation Organization, reported, citing an informed source, that the final agreement between the Islamic Republic and Oman regarding new shipping routes does not mean the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and the opening of this strait depends on the fulfillment of seven conditions set by Tehran by the United States.

This source stated that Tehran and Muscat reached a final agreement on the details of new entry and exit routes to the Persian Gulf after technical and diplomatic discussions in early September, and this agreement is set to be announced soon in the presence of the foreign ministers of the regional countries.

According to this report, the agreement is solely between the Islamic Republic and Oman, and other countries, including Iraq and the Gulf coastal states, will attend the meeting to be informed about the details of the routes and transit arrangements.

Mehr wrote that the entry route to the Persian Gulf will be entirely within Iranian territorial waters, and part of the exit route will also be in these waters, with transit along these routes conducted according to arrangements determined by the Islamic Republic.
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