Iran, Oman make 'some progress' in talks over Strait of Hormuz navigation, sources tell 'Post'

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Iran and mediator Oman have made progress in talks regarding navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, with Oman proposing a voluntary regional consortium for maritime security. While Iran's Foreign Ministry confirmed productive discussions, sources indicate Tehran has opposed the voluntary participation model, insisting on mandatory payments for passage.

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One of the sources said Oman has proposed establishing a regional consortium that would oversee maritime security, search-and-rescue operations, and other forms of regional cooperation.

Iran, Oman make 'some progress' in talks over Strait of Hormuz navigation, sources tell 'Post'

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