Iran and Oman have deepened diplomatic coordination on Strait of Hormuz navigation in recent weeks, with foreign ministers holding multiple calls and issuing joint statements on temporary shipping corridors, mine clearance, and technical mechanisms to restore safe commercial transit. These talks, building on earlier frameworks from October 2026, emphasize shared sovereignty, practical arrangements for maritime security, and de-escalation to prevent renewed regional confrontations. Oman continues to advocate inclusive Gulf security arrangements involving Iran, while both sides stress compliance with international law for passage through the waterway. No verified military incidents or targeting have occurred between the two in the past month. Ongoing implementation of these understandings and broader US-Iran dynamics remain key variables that could influence any shift in bilateral posture through late 2026.