Garibabadi: There is a ban on the passage of commercial ships without coordination / the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the commitments of the United States, the legal assistant of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at a press conference:
In this situation, there is a complete ban on the passage of all warships, and foreign ships know very well that due to being in danger, they must stay miles away from Iranian waters. The recent bilateral understanding with Oman regarding the entry and exit routes of the Strait of Hormuz is an important legal and technical measure that replaced fair procedures after decades and we request to register it in the International Maritime Organization. The agreement with Oman does not mean an immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz; The opening of this waterway is entirely dependent on the United States fulfilling its obligations, and Iran is under no obligation to reopen it at this time.