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Iran to Initiate Fees in Strait of Hormuz After 60‑Day Negotiation Window According to Report
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Iran has asserted its authority over the Strait of Hormuz, stating that vessels must obtain its permission to transit. The country indicated it may impose future tolls in the form of insurance fees.
The PGSA reserves the right to introduce insurance fees in the future, which will be determined by the relevant insurer. Owners will then be required to purchase and renew coverage accordingly.
At present, this insurance is provided free of charge to the vessel owner, with all expenses covered by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The management of the strait was working fine before the conflict. There were no issues. Ships were navigating freely. There was no safety issue. There was no environmental issue.
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