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إيران وعمان تتفقان على مسار مؤقت جديد في مضيق هرمز
توصلت إيران وعمان إلى اتفاق بشأن مسار بحري مؤقت جديد في مضيق هرمز، وفقاً لنائب وزير الخارجية.
تم تجميع هذا المحتوى بالذكاء الاصطناعي من المصادر المذكورة أدناه.
اتفقتا إيران وعمان على إنشاء طريق ملاحي مؤقت جديد عبر مضيق هرمز. وأعلن نائب لوزير الخارجية أنه بموجب الاتفاق، فإن مدخل الطريق الجديد وكذلك جزءاً من مخرجه سيمران مباشرة عبر المياه الإقليمية الإيرانية.
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