- Iran and Oman have entered separate bilateral talks to establish a new joint procedure for managing ship passage through the strategic waterway
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported that 25 vessels including oil tankers successfully transited the strait in a 24 hour period under naval security coordination
- A memorandum of understanding framework developed on May 24 aims to de-mine the area and fully reopen the strait within a 60 day ceasefire extension
- Global oil markets responded with Brent crude trading near 94 dollars as traders weigh the potential for a permanent end to the maritime blockade
- Despite the coordination efforts the United States continues to maintain a counter-blockade on ships seeking to access Iranian ports
Iran and Oman to jointly manage Strait of Hormuz shipping traffic
May 27, 2026, 12:23:43 PM UTC(7 hours ago)
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From:@DeItaone
IRAN'S STATE TV: THE MANAGEMENT AND ROUTE OF SHIP TRAFFIC THROUGH STRAIT OF HORMUZ WILL BE HANDLED BY IRAN IN COOPERATION WITH OMAN