Some countries are understood to be in direct negotiations with Iran to secure safe transit of their tankers
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The Strait of Hormuz has become perilous for oil tankers since Iran claimed control of it during the war. But experts tell Bryony…
Five vessels were tracked transiting the waterway via their automatic identification systems, down from an average of 120 daily…
Maritime experts say ships are being ordered to submit detailed documentation to the Iranian authorities before being escorted…
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Tanker firms are being advised not to pay Iran any levies in return for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
The strategic waterway has not been shut since the 1980s. The move comes amid ongoing tensions with the US
Iran considers levying transit fees on ships in Hormuz Strait, lawmaker says
