Iranian official sources announced that a comprehensive agreement between the regime in Tehran and authorities in Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is near completion. Iranian representatives noted that the draft framework effectively grants Tehran significant operational oversight over the critical maritime passageway, with final execution depending on approval from Washington.
According to statements made by senior Iranian personnel to Arab media outlets, primary points of contention have been resolved and technical obstacles removed.
Iranian representatives emphasized that implementation now relies on President Donald Trump offering his endorsement, even through tacit approval of the finalized terms.
Negotiators confirmed that geographical parameters governing approved shipping lanes have been fully established alongside inspection and monitoring protocols designated for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
"Only one or two minor issues remain to be settled," senior Iranian representatives stated regarding the final negotiation phase.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson issued a statement indicating that a joint announcement between Oman and Iran could be delivered within hours.
Official spokespersons added that successful completion depends on third parties maintaining silence on the matter, in a direct reference encouraging the United States and President Trump not to disrupt the process.
Recent reports suggest that White House officials are prioritizing a rapid resolution to restore commercial shipping, leading to significant concessions regarding operational protocols within the strait.
Under the terms described by Iranian sources, the draft agreement establishes an Iranian inspection mechanism governing ship movements entering and leaving the Persian Gulf.
It remains unconfirmed whether the finalized framework will allow Iranian authorities to levy usage fees on commercial vessels navigating the transit lanes.
According to reporting published by Srugim News, diplomatic and maritime security monitoring agencies continue to observe regional developments as official declarations near.
