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Iranian Parliament to Approve "Sovereign Jurisdiction" Plan for the Strait of Hormuz
Svmuureports: Saleemi, a member of the Iranian Parliament's Presidium, stated that Iran's plan to "exercise sovereign jurisdiction" over the Strait of Hormuz is set to be approved by the parliament and is expected to be passed as a permanent law. According to Iran's Student News Agency, Saleemi said that only Iran and Oman have the right to make decisions regarding the management of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has initiated communication with Oman, which has expressed preliminary consent, and the relevant plan is expected to be finalized soon. (Xinhua News Agency)
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