‘होर्मुज में जहाजों की सुरक्षित आवाजाही का मिले भरोसा’, ईरान से गारंटी चाहता है अमेरिका – US Seeks Iran Assurance on Safe Passage Through Strait of Hormuz ntc dpmx
Diplomatic efforts have intensified between America and Iran to ensure safe movement of ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reached Oman on Saturday, where preparations are being made for talks regarding the safe movement of ships through this strategic sea route. The US wants Iran to publicly assure that unhindered and safe movement of all ships in Hormuz will be ensured.
US President Donald Trump said that America It has been agreed to continue talks between India and Iran, although tensions between the two sides have increased this week. Trump also said that the ceasefire implemented between the two countries has now ended. However, there has been no news of any new attack in the last two days. A senior Iranian source said that a framework for a dialogue has been agreed upon between Iran, the US, Qatar and Pakistan and mediators are trying to organize it. Oman is playing the role of mediator in this entire effort.
According to media reports, US Vice President JD Vance, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner may represent the US side in the possible talks. Although iran The news agency ‘Fars’ quoted a source as saying that unless America changes its current stance, there will be no formal talks. This week, after the attack on three oil tankers of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, America had taken action against Iranian bases, in response to which Iran targeted American military bases in the Gulf region. After this the tension in the area increased further.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi accused America of violating the ceasefire agreement. He wrote on the social media platform X, ‘The agreement will have to be followed equally by both the parties.’ Although Iran has not claimed responsibility for the attacks on the ships, many experts believe that Tehran uses such incidents to put pressure in the talks. US officials claimed that Iran had told them that the recent maritime attacks could be the work of stray elements of its system. This is being seen as an attempt to reduce tension.
Meanwhile, the increasing tension in Hormuz has also affected the global oil market. The biggest weekly increase in crude oil prices in the last eight weeks has been recorded. This is considered a matter of concern for both American consumers and the global economy. The US has also demanded Iran to publicly declare that attacks on ships in Hormuz will be stopped, all sea lanes will remain open and no fee will be charged for any ship passing through. Before the war, about 20 percent of the world’s crude oil was supplied through this sea route.
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