Iran’s back with a new, high-stakes proposal for the Strait of Hormuz, demanding a temporary traffic split that keeps most shipping lanes within its waters — rejecting Oman’s previous half-half plan as inadequate for security. Iran says if Oman doesn’t bite, the strait stays closed, and they’ve officially tossed out the international Traffic Separation Scheme, claiming it’s too exposed and unsafe after recent attacks. They’re also drawing a hard line: no foreign powers — even Oman — will be allowed to clear mines, insisting this is purely about national security, not obstruction.
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