An Iran-Oman proposal to restore limited traffic through the Strait of Hormuz suffered a setback after a planned summit in Oman was postponed. Officials from Iran, Iraq, and Gulf Cooperation Council states had been expected to discuss temporary shipping routes, but Saudi Arabia reportedly objected to the arrangement and sought amendments. Tehran said it would continue pursuing a regional agreement. The delay comes amid attacks on energy infrastructure, maritime disruptions, and growing pressure to reopen the strategic waterway for shipping
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