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Proposed Hormuz passage deal not feasible for shipping industry: Report

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Four industry sources told Reuters that a proposed deal between Iran and Oman, which would grant Iran control over ships entering the Strait of Hormuz, is unworkable due to U.S. sanctions and restrictive insurance clauses. Shipping associations stated in an open letter that the proposal's compulsory charges would function as a toll, potentially undermining the international legal framework for navigation through straits.
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A proposed deal between Iran and Oman that would give Tehran control over ships entering the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz is not easily workable due to US sanctions and restrictive insurance clauses on any payments, four industry sources told Reuters. Under the latest proposal, Tehran would be able to intervene if necessary with any inbound traffic, while outbound traffic would follow a route between Iran and Oman, with exit clearance granted through Oman after notifying Iran, a senior Iran

Proposed Hormuz passage deal not feasible for shipping industry: Report
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