Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Iran and Oman have reached agreement on the geographic alignment of the shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz. The spokesperson cautioned that the Iran-Oman agreement itself does not mean passage through the strait is safe. A joint statement on the matter is currently in its final drafting stage, the spokesperson added. The remarks were first reported by Chinese financial news outlet Jin10 and later carried by Odaily. The agreement settles the geographic course of the maritime route through the strait, while the spokesperson's warning makes clear that the bilateral understanding should not be read as a guarantee of navigational security. No further details on the joint statement were disclosed.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Iran and Oman have reached agreement on the geographic alignment of the shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, while cautioning that the bilateral deal itself does not mean transit through the strait is safe.
A joint statement on the matter is currently in its final drafting stage, the spokesperson added.
The remarks were first reported by Chinese financial news outlet Jin10 and later carried by Odaily. The agreement addresses the geographic course of the maritime route through the strait. The spokesperson's warning keeps the diplomatic understanding between the two countries distinct from the unresolved question of navigational security.
No further details on the joint statement were disclosed.
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