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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
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How A US Blockade On Iran Is Forcing Sanctioned Ships To Turn Back
Iran-linked vessels appear to have jammed or faked their locations in some instances, complicating an uncertain and risky shipping situation.
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Why Ex-IRGC Chief Wants US To Launch "Ground Invasion" In Iran
Long regarded as a hardliner even within the Revolutionary Guards, Iran's ideological army, Rezaei said it would be "great" if the United States launched a ground invasion of Iran.
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1st Indian Vessel Crosses Strait Of Hormuz After US-Iran Ceasefire
Ship tracking data showed the tanker moved through the strategic waterway between Friday night and Saturday morning and was located in the Gulf of Oman, east of the Strait on Saturday afternoon, proceeding eastwards.
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Iran Unable To Reopen Hormuz As It Lost Track Of Mines Planted To Block Route
Iran had used small boats to mine Hormuz last month - soon after the US and Israel carried out joint airstrikes across Iran over stalled nuclear talks.
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Iran To Charge $1 Per Barrel From Oil Tankers Passing Hormuz: Report
Regional officials said yuan collections have already begun in some cases, worrying Gulf producers who fear a shift in oil trade influence.
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'Pay To Pass': Is Iran Turning Strait Of Hormuz Into A Toll Route?
Oman said it had held talks with Iran on options to ensure smooth transit through the Strait of Hormuz but did not confirm any agreements so far.
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Iraq Tells Buyers To Collect Crude As Its Oil Can Cross Hormuz
Iraq's SOMO asked buyers for lifting schedules, including vessel details and volumes requested, adding all loading terminals were "fully operational."
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UAE Pushes For "Hormuz Security Force" To Reopen Strait: Report
The United Arab Emirates has told the U.S. and other Western allies it would participate in a multinational maritime taskforce to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the Financial Times
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"It Was Already Open": Pak's Khawaja Asif Mocks US' Hormuz "War Goal"
Iran has dismissed an American plan to pause the war, issuing its own counterproposal instead, as it launched more attacks on Israel and Gulf Arab countries.
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Nearly 90 Ships Cross Strait Of Hormuz As Iran Exports Millions Of Barrels Of Oil Despite War
About 90 ships including oil tankers have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since the outset of the war with Iran and it is still exporting millions of barrels of oil at a time when the waterway has been effectively closed, data shows.
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US Hits Iran Missiles Near Hormuz With 2,200 kg 'Bunker Buster' Bombs
In the first major action to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the US military has said it had hit Iranian missile sites near the critical waterway with some of the most powerful bombs in the American arsenal.
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16 Iran Ships Sunk, Cluster Bomb Attacks By Tehran: Day 12 Of War
American forces sank 16 mine-layers Wednesday in an operation framed as a pre-emptive strike against Iran's plans to mine the Strait of Hormuz the waterway over which Tehran controls and which is at the centre of global oil supply concerns.
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Iran Lays Sea Mines In Strait Of Hormuz: Here's How They Work
Iran has reportedly begun laying sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes. A few dozen mines have been placed so far in the waterway, according to media reports.
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Strait Of Hormuz: When A Narrow Waterway Dictates India's Economic Weather
The crisis unfolding across the Middle East has pushed an old geographic truth back into the foreground: a thin blue channel, wedged between hostile shores, can rattle an entire economy thousands of kilometres away.
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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
-
How A US Blockade On Iran Is Forcing Sanctioned Ships To Turn Back
Iran-linked vessels appear to have jammed or faked their locations in some instances, complicating an uncertain and risky shipping situation.
-
Why Ex-IRGC Chief Wants US To Launch "Ground Invasion" In Iran
Long regarded as a hardliner even within the Revolutionary Guards, Iran's ideological army, Rezaei said it would be "great" if the United States launched a ground invasion of Iran.
-
1st Indian Vessel Crosses Strait Of Hormuz After US-Iran Ceasefire
Ship tracking data showed the tanker moved through the strategic waterway between Friday night and Saturday morning and was located in the Gulf of Oman, east of the Strait on Saturday afternoon, proceeding eastwards.
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Iran Unable To Reopen Hormuz As It Lost Track Of Mines Planted To Block Route
Iran had used small boats to mine Hormuz last month - soon after the US and Israel carried out joint airstrikes across Iran over stalled nuclear talks.
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Iran To Charge $1 Per Barrel From Oil Tankers Passing Hormuz: Report
Regional officials said yuan collections have already begun in some cases, worrying Gulf producers who fear a shift in oil trade influence.
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'Pay To Pass': Is Iran Turning Strait Of Hormuz Into A Toll Route?
Oman said it had held talks with Iran on options to ensure smooth transit through the Strait of Hormuz but did not confirm any agreements so far.
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Iraq Tells Buyers To Collect Crude As Its Oil Can Cross Hormuz
Iraq's SOMO asked buyers for lifting schedules, including vessel details and volumes requested, adding all loading terminals were "fully operational."
-
UAE Pushes For "Hormuz Security Force" To Reopen Strait: Report
The United Arab Emirates has told the U.S. and other Western allies it would participate in a multinational maritime taskforce to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the Financial Times
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"It Was Already Open": Pak's Khawaja Asif Mocks US' Hormuz "War Goal"
Iran has dismissed an American plan to pause the war, issuing its own counterproposal instead, as it launched more attacks on Israel and Gulf Arab countries.
-
Nearly 90 Ships Cross Strait Of Hormuz As Iran Exports Millions Of Barrels Of Oil Despite War
About 90 ships including oil tankers have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since the outset of the war with Iran and it is still exporting millions of barrels of oil at a time when the waterway has been effectively closed, data shows.
-
US Hits Iran Missiles Near Hormuz With 2,200 kg 'Bunker Buster' Bombs
In the first major action to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the US military has said it had hit Iranian missile sites near the critical waterway with some of the most powerful bombs in the American arsenal.
-
16 Iran Ships Sunk, Cluster Bomb Attacks By Tehran: Day 12 Of War
American forces sank 16 mine-layers Wednesday in an operation framed as a pre-emptive strike against Iran's plans to mine the Strait of Hormuz the waterway over which Tehran controls and which is at the centre of global oil supply concerns.
-
Iran Lays Sea Mines In Strait Of Hormuz: Here's How They Work
Iran has reportedly begun laying sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes. A few dozen mines have been placed so far in the waterway, according to media reports.
-
Strait Of Hormuz: When A Narrow Waterway Dictates India's Economic Weather
The crisis unfolding across the Middle East has pushed an old geographic truth back into the foreground: a thin blue channel, wedged between hostile shores, can rattle an entire economy thousands of kilometres away.
