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Gulf states and the handover of Hormuz to Iran
The Strait of Hormuz has been opened, and Iran has begun to act as its policeman, controlling maritime traffic and speaking of levying fees. The White House denies this, insisting there are no tolls and that Iran had pledged as such, threatening the return of US warships anchored near the Gulf. It appears one of the two parties is not telling the truth, or we are facing ambiguity due to differing interpretations of the agreement. Even if Iran does not collect a single dollar in tolls, its control over the strait grants it extremely dangerous political authority.
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fortune.com
The Strait of Hormuz is 'open' — but it's mined, half-empty, and subject to tolls both sides say they might charge | Fortune
Iran and the U.S. both threatened to tax ships crossing the world's most critical oil chokepoint — an action experts say violates international law.
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euronews.com
Hormuz confusion deepens as Iran and US clash over who controls it
Trump said Tehran had promised no tolls or charges in the strait, hours after Iran and Oman announced a joint permit system asserting their authority over the waterway. Rubio flew…
