Iran's Supreme National Security Council announces ships must provide information, obtain certificates, and pay security fees to transit the Strait of Hormuz.
The statement will specifically address the latest developments in negotiations to end the third imposed war.
A new source confirms the imminent statement from Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
The statement provides specific details on the new transit system, including the requirement for ships to pay fees and receive certificates, and explicitly links any disruption by an enemy to a ceasefire violation.
The statement now includes specific details about requiring ships to provide full information, receive transit permits based on Iranian wartime regulations, and pay fees for safety and environmental services. It also explicitly links any enemy disruption of maritime traffic or naval blockade to ceasefire violations that would prevent Hormuz reopening.
The statement provides new details on the transit system, including the collection of fees for safety and environmental services, and explicitly frames any US disruption as a ceasefire violation.
The statement now explicitly links the duration of Iran's control to the end of the war, stating it will last 'until the war fully ends.'
The statement explicitly links the control regime to the duration of the war and mandates that vessels must provide full information and receive clearance according to Iranian regulations.
The message provides additional details about the regulations, specifying that ships must pay costs related to security, safety, and environmental protection services along routes announced by Iran.