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Why Iran Might Be Losing Its Control Over The Strait Of Hormuz
Iran, which claims the strait remains under its control, has reportedly attacked several ships that tried to bypass its choke point by travelling the waterway via the north coast of Oman.
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US Says Southern Route Through Strait Of Hormuz Remains "Free And Open"
The United States said on Tuesday that the southern route through the Strait of Hormuz remains free and open for all commercial vessels despite what it described as "unwarranted Iranian aggression."
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Trump Claims Iran Agreed To Full Nuclear Inspections, Tehran Says Otherwise
Washington has been negotiating with Tehran on critical issues such as the fate of the Islamic Republic's nuclear program in the wake of a deal the two foes signed aimed at ending the Middle East war.
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Iran In Talks With Oman For Permanent Hormuz Toll System
Situated between Iran to its north and Oman to the south, the strait connects the Persian Gulf to the Indian Ocean and normally handles a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas supplies, as well as other commodities such as aluminium and
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Trump Says Iran Deal "Very Close" As Strait Of Hormuz Reopens
Donald Trump told AFP Friday that a peace deal was "very close" after Iran moved to reopen the Strait of Hormuz -- but Tehran rejected the US president's claim that it was ready to surrender nuclear materials.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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"Oil Will Flow, With Or Without Iran": Trump Warns Against Hormuz Toll
Tehran had agreed to allow passage of vessels through the crucial 167-kilometre (104-mile) strait between the Gulf and the Indian Ocean as part of a two-week ceasefire. But just 10 vessels have passed through since the Middle East war ceasefire took
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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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US Troop Movements Fan Fears Of A Risky Ground Attack On Iran
While Trump hasn't announced his plans, people familiar with the matter report that the Pentagon has ordered greater military presence in the region.
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Kenya Flower Industry Loses $1.4 Million Weekly Due To US-Iran-Israel War
While the Middle East isn't Kenya's main export market for flowers, the US-Iran war has disrupted its cargo freight to Europe, leading to huge losses.
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700 Tankers Jam Strait Of Hormuz: Will India Be Forced To Ration Fuel?
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran conflict could last "weeks, not days," raising the prospect that India may soon have to balance fuel security at home.
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Iran War Risk: London Insurers Won't Cover Ships, What Do They Know That We Don't?
A major spill in the Gulf or Strait of Hormuz could cost between $860 million and $1.6 billion with no credible insurer to pay. Sanctions exposure also gives underwriters grounds to deny claims.
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Why Iran Might Be Losing Its Control Over The Strait Of Hormuz
Iran, which claims the strait remains under its control, has reportedly attacked several ships that tried to bypass its choke point by travelling the waterway via the north coast of Oman.
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US Says Southern Route Through Strait Of Hormuz Remains "Free And Open"
The United States said on Tuesday that the southern route through the Strait of Hormuz remains free and open for all commercial vessels despite what it described as "unwarranted Iranian aggression."
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Trump Claims Iran Agreed To Full Nuclear Inspections, Tehran Says Otherwise
Washington has been negotiating with Tehran on critical issues such as the fate of the Islamic Republic's nuclear program in the wake of a deal the two foes signed aimed at ending the Middle East war.
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Iran In Talks With Oman For Permanent Hormuz Toll System
Situated between Iran to its north and Oman to the south, the strait connects the Persian Gulf to the Indian Ocean and normally handles a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas supplies, as well as other commodities such as aluminium and
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Trump Says Iran Deal "Very Close" As Strait Of Hormuz Reopens
Donald Trump told AFP Friday that a peace deal was "very close" after Iran moved to reopen the Strait of Hormuz -- but Tehran rejected the US president's claim that it was ready to surrender nuclear materials.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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"Oil Will Flow, With Or Without Iran": Trump Warns Against Hormuz Toll
Tehran had agreed to allow passage of vessels through the crucial 167-kilometre (104-mile) strait between the Gulf and the Indian Ocean as part of a two-week ceasefire. But just 10 vessels have passed through since the Middle East war ceasefire took
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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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US Troop Movements Fan Fears Of A Risky Ground Attack On Iran
While Trump hasn't announced his plans, people familiar with the matter report that the Pentagon has ordered greater military presence in the region.
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Kenya Flower Industry Loses $1.4 Million Weekly Due To US-Iran-Israel War
While the Middle East isn't Kenya's main export market for flowers, the US-Iran war has disrupted its cargo freight to Europe, leading to huge losses.
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700 Tankers Jam Strait Of Hormuz: Will India Be Forced To Ration Fuel?
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran conflict could last "weeks, not days," raising the prospect that India may soon have to balance fuel security at home.
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Iran War Risk: London Insurers Won't Cover Ships, What Do They Know That We Don't?
A major spill in the Gulf or Strait of Hormuz could cost between $860 million and $1.6 billion with no credible insurer to pay. Sanctions exposure also gives underwriters grounds to deny claims.
