Oman & Mark Rutte

Oman: Oman, sharing territorial waters of the Strait of Hormuz with Iran, will also be allowed to charge fees on ships transiting through the strait as part of the ceasefire plan.

Mark Rutte: Mark Rutte, as NATO Secretary-General, is set to meet with Donald Trump to discuss the ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Oman: Oman, located across the Strait of Hormuz from Iran, has played a role in coordinating new temporary shipping lanes through the strait with the UN's International — International Maritime Organization. It also participates in diplomatic efforts to discuss the strait's future management.

Mark Rutte: Mark Rutte, the NATO chief, met with President Donald Trump and noted NATO's support for the US, which drew criticism from Iran.

Oman: Oman's economy relatively insulated as it lies outside the strait.

Mark Rutte: NATO Secretary General Rutte praised US efforts but faced pushback from Italy over claims of support.

Oman: Oman, bordering the Strait of Hormuz, has held meetings with Iran to discuss the strait's management. Oman's foreign minister has also discussed charging service-related fees for commercial ships transiting the strait.

Mark Rutte: Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary-General, sought to calm tensions with Donald Trump regarding NATO allies' reluctance to support the US war with Iran. His efforts aim to ease strains ahead of a pivotal NATO summit.

Oman: Oman is mentioned as lacking AEW&C capability, but not directly involved.

Mark Rutte: As NATO Secretary General, he announced the start of formal negotiations with Saab.