Iran hardliners warn Hormuz authority slipping to US-backed Omani route

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Iranian hardliners claim that recent negotiations have ceded Tehran's authority over the Strait of Hormuz, alleging that international shipping is being redirected towards an Omani route supported by the United States. This development suggests a potential shift in regional maritime control dynamics, with hardliners expressing concern over perceived compromises by Iranian negotiators.

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Iranian hardliners have accused the country's negotiators of compromising Tehran’s authority over the Strait of Hormuz, claiming a recent understanding with the United States has pushed international shipping toward what they call a US-backed Omani route.

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