WASHINGTON — Iran says it isn’t negotiating with the United States — but it is talking to another country that could deliver one of President Trump’s biggest foreign policy goals: reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

While Tehran publicly rejected Trump’s Sunday claim that US-Iran talks are underway, Iranian officials said they’re in intensive negotiations with neighboring Oman over the future of the narrow shipping lane that carries roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil and has become the biggest flashpoint in the escalating standoff.

If Muscat can broker a deal, the president could get the world’s most important shipping lane reopened without ever…

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