Iran and Oman Agree on Temporary Hormuz Route

Iran and Oman have agreed on a new route through the Strait of Hormuz.

Consensus

Iran and Oman have agreed on the geographical coordinates of a new maritime route through the Strait of Hormuz.
The new route is temporary and will be in effect for at least two months.
The route may last longer than four months if needed.
The agreement does not automatically ensure safe navigation through the Strait.
Iran has not engaged in negotiations with the United States regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian officials have stated that U.S. actions, including naval blockade and other measures, continue to threaten the security of the region.

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs explicitly blamed the United States for the lack of safety in the Strait, citing military blockade and other hostile actions. — fontanka
All incoming ships to the Strait will follow a northern route through Iranian waters, and all outgoing ships will follow a southern route through Omani waters, coordinated with Iran. — kommersant
Iran rejected Oman's proposal for joint regional management of the Strait of Hormuz, stating it had no chance of success. — vedomosti
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accepted a compromise proposal from Qatari mediators to resume operations in the Strait, and U.S. President Donald Trump canceled planned strikes in response. — m24