How the Strait of Hormuz is testing the Iran-Oman alliance

By Piri ·

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz on 12 July, citing US violations of a June MoU and an unauthorized US-backed corridor opened in Omani waters. Iranian strikes on US-linked sites in Oman, including Duqm, prompted Muscat to protest, as Oman faces US pressure to allow rival transit routes while Tehran demands joint control over passage.

Chapters

  1. Strained Alliance and Hormuz Closure
  2. Corridor Dilemma and Diplomatic Talks
  3. Oman's Shifting Neutrality Under Pressure
  4. Iranian Doubts and Criticisms
  5. Oman Under Pressure and Iranian Plans
  6. Resilient Ties Amid Escalation

Adapted from Fereshteh Sadeghi.

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