An Iranian lawmaker says the new Strait of Hormuz maritime regime, requiring IRGC Navy authorization and tolls, is now in effect.
A senior political official, Ebrahim Azizi, head of Iran's National Security Commission, has publicly declared enforcement of the 'New Order' and issued a direct warning to the US.
A new Iranian MP, identified as Khadrian, has made a specific 24-hour timeline claim regarding Iran's 'smart control' of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's National Security Commission head Ebrahim Azizi has publicly announced the new maritime regime, emphasizing Iranian authority over the regulations.
No new information; this is a restatement of the earlier announcement.
Iran has told mediators it will limit the number of ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz and charge tolls during the ceasefire, with the IRGC blocking hostile vessels.
A senior Iranian official, Ebrahim Azizi, has publicly announced the enforcement of the new 'Maritime Regime' and issued a direct warning to the United States.
The Wall Street Journal reports Iran has communicated to mediators its plan to continue limiting ships and charging tolls post-ceasefire, requiring vessel coordination with the IRGC.
The Wall Street Journal reports Iran has communicated to mediators its intent to continue limiting ship traffic and charging tolls for the remainder of the ceasefire.
The Wall Street Journal is cited as the source for the report on Iran's communication with mediators.
The message confirms Iran's position that it will continue restricting ship traffic and charging tolls during the ceasefire, with vessels required to coordinate with the IRGC.
The Wall Street Journal is now reporting the story, adding a major Western media source to the initial claims.
An Iranian lawmaker has publicly declared the new Strait of Hormuz maritime regime is now in effect, requiring IRGC Navy authorization and tolls for commercial vessels.
