Iran opens conditional transit for non-hostile ships through Strait of Hormuz
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Iran told the International Maritime Organization that non-hostile vessels can transit the Strait of Hormuz in coordination with Tehran, signaling continued leverage over the vital waterway as most traffic remains halted amid the US-Israel war. The IMO is pursuing a humanitarian corridor, while Iran weighs new traffic rules and potential charges for passage.
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