Iran Says Hormuz Route Deal With Oman Near Final
Iran says a Hormuz shipping route deal with Oman is in the final stages, with a temporary corridor for two to four months. US and Oman have not commented.
Articles tagged "Oman"
Strait of Hormuz: War, Fees, and a Thin Reopening Path
Hormuz still carries a fraction of pre-war traffic as Iran, Oman, and the US fight over fees, routes, and the blockade. August 2026 picture.
Iran and Oman Agree Framework for Temporary Hormuz Reopening
By early August, Iran and Oman had a 60-day framework for dual shipping corridors through Hormuz, still needing SNSC approval, while indirect US-Iran talks continued.
By WarEcho Team
US and Iran Pause Strikes for a Second Day as Talks Get Room
On July 26, neither the US nor Iran launched strikes for a second straight day after two weeks of nightly exchanges, amid Omani mediation and stockpile concerns.
By WarEcho Team
Day 57: Trump Says Iran Ready to Meet US Demands as Flights Resume
Trump claimed Iran plans to offer something consistent with American demands in negotiations. Iran resumed commercial international flights from Tehran for the first time in two months. Araghchi met Pakistan's military chief and will travel to Oman and Russia. Turkey offered to help clear Hormuz mines. 43 container ships remain stranded in the Gulf.
By WarEcho Team
Gulf States Under Fire: Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, and Oman Drawn Into Conflict
Iranian retaliatory strikes hit military and civilian targets across five Gulf Cooperation Council states, killing foreign workers and disrupting economies
US and Houthi Rebels Agree to Ceasefire as Oman Brokers Historic Deal
May 2025 agreement ends US and British airstrikes on Yemen and halts Houthi attacks on American vessels though shipping threats persist