Why it matters:
Oman has long played a key mediating role in regional diplomacy, and this visit comes at a critical moment following recent U.S. airstrikes in Yemen.
The big picture:
Iran and Oman share historically close relations, with Muscat often acting as a bridge between Tehran and Western powers.
What they’re saying:
Iran’s Foreign Minister and his Omani counterpart discussed regional developments, particularly the humanitarian and security implications of U.S. military aggressions in Yemen. They also reviewed the latest status of bilateral relations, emphasizing economic and diplomatic cooperation.
Key points:
- The ministers condemned the recent U.S. aggressions in Yemen and assessed their impact on regional stability.
Go deeper:
Iran’s Foreign Minister Slams U.S. Over Yemen Strikes, Israeli Support
Mojtaba Darabi
