Behind the curtain of the separate Arab agreements with Iran, will the new management model of the Strait of Hormuz be developed? | The previous solutions do not work in a situation where the chance of reaching an agreement between Tehran and Washington seems limited, the Persian Gulf countries negotiated with Iran, with the help of Oman, to end the conflicts and reopen the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping. The mistrust between the Arab states of the Persian Gulf and Iran has deep roots and stems from the historical differences and the long-term competition of the two sides for regional supremacy. The current conflicts have also increased hostility and discontent on both sides of the Persian Gulf. For Iran and the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, the final choice has a pragmatic nature. Cooperation after years of mistrust and conflict will not be easy, especially given the damage and fresh enmity caused by the current war. Report details.

Behind the curtain of the separate Arab agreements with Iran, will the new management model of the Strait of Hormuz be developed? | The previous solutions do not work in a situation where the chance of reaching an agreement between Tehran and Washington seems limited, the Persian Gulf countries negotiated with Iran, with the help of Oman, to end the conflicts and reopen the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping. The mistrust between the Arab states of the Persian Gulf and Iran has deep roots and stems from the historical differences and the long-term competition of the two sides for regional supremacy. The current conflicts have also increased hostility and discontent on both sides of the Persian Gulf. For Iran and the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, the final choice has a pragmatic nature. Cooperation after years of mistrust and conflict will not be easy, especially given the damage and fresh enmity caused by the current war. Report details.