Iran parliament to review Hormuz management plan in Sunday session

Iran's parliament is set to hold a virtual session on Sunday to deliberate on a bill addressing international crimes and a plan to counter foreign infiltration, according to parliamentary officials cited by state broadcaster IRIB. The plenary session will be conducted online, reflecting ongoing adjustments to parliamentary procedures.

In parallel, the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission will examine the details of the Strait of Hormuz smart management plan. This plan pertains to the strategic waterway, which remains under Iranian control and is currently closed to shipping. Iranian authorities have stated that the strait will remain shut until U.S. military interference ends.

The proposed legislation on international crimes and countering foreign penetration is part of Iran's broader legislative agenda. The session underscores the government's focus on national security and sovereignty issues.

According to Mehr News Agency (MNA), the developments were reported by IRIB, the state broadcaster. The exact contents of the bills and the timeline for their approval have not been fully disclosed, but the session marks a significant step in addressing these matters.