Oman rejects Iran proposal to split Strait of Hormuz control

11 articles · Updated · Institute for the Study of War · Apr 30

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reportedly floated the plan in Oman, as Tehran prepared a new proposal for the United States within days.
Analysts said the move would have let Iran claim a fresh offer without yielding on its nuclear programme or demand for control over the strategic waterway.
The rejection comes as hardliners around IRGC General Ahmad Vahidi shape Tehran's stance, while a US naval blockade, a record-low rial and unrest fears deepen pressure.

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