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Iran-Oman Draft Strait of Hormuz Reopening Deal Nears Approval

On 5 Aug 2026 negotiators from Iran and Oman finished a 60-day maritime corridor plan—placing inbound tankers under Iranian oversight and outbound traffic under Omani control—and sent it to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei for final sign-off, potentially reopening a waterway closed since the February war.

Iran Ultimatum on Hormuz Lane Triggers U.S. ‘Last-Chance’ Warning

Between 28 July and 4 Aug 2026 Tehran told Oman the Strait of Hormuz will stay shut unless one inbound lane is placed entirely under Iranian control, prompting President Trump on 3 Aug to brand impending negotiations the regime’s “last chance” before heavier U.S. strikes—talks that Iran publicly denies.

Draft Oman–Iran Hormuz Corridor Finalized as U.S. Announces Imminent Deal

On 5 Aug 2026 mediators in Oman completed a draft plan that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz by splitting ship lanes—Iran controlling inbound traffic, Oman outbound—prompting Washington to predict a signed agreement within 48 hours even while Tehran publicly denies any talks with the U.S.

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