Iranul și Omanul pregătesc un coridor prin Ormuz și deminarea strâmtorii

Iran and Oman are nearing an agreement to ensure safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz, including a temporary navigation corridor and mine removal. Ongoing technical negotiations aim to establish a permanent solution for navigation and traffic management. The announcement reflects progress in discussions to restore shipping on a vital global energy route, with current vessel traffic significantly below normal levels. The prospect of a safe navigation agreement has eased oil supply concerns, leading to a drop in Brent crude prices. Meanwhile, the U.S. is increasing economic pressure on Iran while signaling a potential ceasefire agreement that includes navigation freedom through the strait.