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Iran announced strict new conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping traffic. Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr stated the oil transit route remains closed until Washington alters its regional policies. Tehran demands a permanent halt to United States military threats against Iran and its allies. Authorities also called for the complete lifting of naval blockades and withdrawal of foreign forces. This development contrasts with earlier diplomatic discussions held through Oman regarding restored shipping lanes. U.S. officials previously maintained that normal maritime traffic must resume before any reciprocal concessions. The security council position introduces rigid prerequisites prior to any future reopening agreements. Global energy markets reacted with volatility amid concerns over potential crude supply disruptions. Both nations continue diplomatic maneuvering as regional tensions persist across international waterways affecting worldwide petroleum distribution networks today.
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