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TRUMP SHOCKED! Iran, Oman Decide New Rules On Hormuz, Cost To Cross Strait Decided?
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June 24, 2026
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3:40Now PlayingIran and Oman have launched a joint working group to discuss the future administration of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. The move has sparked fresh debate over whether Tehran could eventually impose shipping fees or service charges on vessels passing through the strategic waterway. While Oman has previously supported toll-free navigation, Iranian officials have suggested future arrangements may include costs linked to maritime services. The United States has strongly rejected any tolls, insisting international law prohibits countries from charging for passage through global waterways. Nearly 20% of global oil trade passes through Hormuz.
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TRUMP SHOCKED! Iran, Oman Decide New Rules On Hormuz, Cost To Cross Strait Decided?
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