OfficialShipping, energy & marketsBackgroundTehran, Iran
Iranian lawmaker says Tehran will run a fee-based Hormuz route for cooperating ships only
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- Local time
- 1:49 PM in Tehran
- Where
- Tehran, Iran
Ebrahim Azizi, head of parliament's national security committee, said Iran had prepared a mechanism to manage traffic along a designated Hormuz route open only to commercial ships and parties cooperating with Iran, with "necessary fees" collected and the route closed to operators of the U.S. "Project Freedom". First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref said Iran would no longer let "enemy" military equipment through.
Why it matters
The fee plan cut against the White House's account two days earlier that Xi opposed any Hormuz toll.
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- Al Jazeeraaljazeera.comPublished
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