Strait of Hormuz
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- Iran, Oman
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- Maritime security
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Oman is negotiating with Iran over reopening the strait without U.S. participation; Washington objects to rumored provisions that could eventually permit Oman and Iran to charge ships transit fees.
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Oman and Iran negotiate plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Oman is negotiating with Iran over reopening the strait without U.S. participation; Washington objects to rumored provisions that could eventually permit Oman and Iran to charge ships transit fees.
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Oman and Iran negotiate plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz
What got Oman in Trump's sights was its negotiations with Iran on a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. was excluded from those talks and objects to rumored provisions to eventually let Iran and Oman charge fees (i.e., tolls) to ships transiting the waterway.
Oman is negotiating with Iran over reopening the strait without U.S. participation; Washington objects to rumored provisions that could eventually permit Oman and Iran to charge ships transit fees.
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