Iran’s China envoy vows ‘special’ Hormuz treatment for ‘friendly’ countries
Summary
Iran’s ambassador to China said Iran will charge fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz but will give special treatment to China and other friendly countries. Iran and Oman are working together to create new rules for the strait, while talks continue with the United States about a permanent agreement.Key Facts
- Iran plans to charge service fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
- China and other friendly countries will receive special considerations on these fees.
- Iran’s ambassador said the fees are to cover security, supervision, and environmental protection of the strait.
- Iran and Oman have formed a joint committee to manage the strait.
- The US and Iran signed a temporary deal for free passage through the strait for 60 days.
- The US says Iran cannot charge tolls in any final agreement.
- The strait is a key route for about one-fifth of the world’s oil and natural gas shipments.
- Recent conflicts and blockades involving the US, Iran, and Israel have affected the security and control of the strait.
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