Tehran has stated that the recent agreement with Oman regarding routes through the Strait of Hormuz does not imply that the strait is open for navigation. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions about maritime routes in the region.
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Iran States Hormuz Strait Remains Closed Despite Oman Route Agreement
Iran has clarified that an agreement with Oman concerning routes through the Strait of Hormuz does not mean the strait is open. The statement reflects ongoing maritime navigation issues in the region.
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