Oman is mediating a compromise between the United States and Iran to manage maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports from RAI News.
The diplomatic effort aims to stabilize the strategic waterway amid ongoing geopolitical tensions between Washington and Tehran.
A US source told Reuters on Monday that the deal signals a significant de-escalation in regional hostilities.
The development follows a preliminary agreement signed by the US and Iran, which paved the way for the potential reopening of the strait.
A US source told Reuters on Monday that the deal signals a significant de-escalation in regional hostilities.
Iran and Oman have since conducted their first meeting in Muscat to discuss the management of the strait, marking a tangible step toward normalizing shipping operations.
The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical chokepoint for global energy flows, with any disruption posing immediate risks to Brent crude prices and global supply chains.