Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the implementation of a recent understanding with Oman regarding transit through the Strait of Hormuz is conditional on the United States fulfilling prior commitments to Iran. The deal, intended to facilitate shipping through the vital waterway, is currently stalled due to unmet obligations from Washington. These commitments reportedly relate to alleviating sanctions imposed on Iran. Gharibabadi emphasized that Iran expects the US to honor agreements before further progress can be made on the Hormuz transit arrangement. The situation highlights the continued influence of US policy on regional cooperation and Iran’s foreign relations. This development suggests a link between economic pressures and regional security arrangements in the Persian Gulf. Ultimately, the future of the Hormuz understanding rests on US actions.