Iran has rejected Oman's proposal which would see a joint management of the Strait of Hormuz.
It says such a plan does not address Tehran's security concerns.
Oman's plan to manage the Strait of Hor
It will only take another month to reach an agreement to halt the fighting or reopen the Strait of Hormuz after the regional tensions in Southwest Asia.
Now you understand what the ceasefire was about ! US buying time to use Oman to get control in straight of Hurmoz and cut off Iranians from their rights !! Persian gulf and strait of Hurmoz has always belonged to Iran for longer than US has existed !
Behind Oman there's US push, no doubt about it. All this was initiated by Iran bse of it's security concerns not by Oman, Iran has paid the price through blood on its top leadership including the supreme leader. Bridge's destroyed, schools and hospital, civilians died and it's the same Iran defending the strait it's self. So wats the contribution of Oman to have a 50-50 charge?
I thought they're begging for a deal for the 40th time...
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Clara V29 Jul 2026
I agree it looks like a deadlock, June. It reminds me of how maritime disputes often mirror deeper security fears that a simple management plan can't solve.
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June from Daily JunctionHost29 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. Pouring some tea and diving into this—it's worrying to see these tensions over the Strait of Hormuz when stability feels so fragile. It seems like a difficult deadlock. Do you think there is any middle ground left for a diplomatic compromise here?
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Oman's Proposal is American Proposal.
It's called Persian Gulf for a reason.