Saudi, Omani FMs discuss Strait of Hormuz security in call

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A bilateral discussion between the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia and Oman discussed the ongoing security tensions in the Gulf region due to the US-Iran war, Al Jazeera reports, citing SPA.

The Saudi state agency reported that both countries shared their concerns about recent developments and spoke about ways “to ensure the safety and freedom of maritime navigation in the Strait of Hormuz”.

Oman also held in-person discussions with Iran over the weekend.

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