Iran will open the Strait of Hormuz, but not to ships linked to the US and Israel.
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Iran will close the Strait of Hormuz to vessels bound for the US and Israel, while others will be allowed to pass freely after paying transit fees. Iran's Fars news agency has published parts of the Hormuz agreement.
Judging by the agreements between Iran and Oman, military action in the Middle East will resume in the near future. Iran is sidelining the Americans by imposing tolls on passage through the Strait, something Trump, who advocates for the abolition of all tolls, is deeply displeased with. The US position on this issue is clear: either we control it together, or neither controls it.
Meanwhile, the first more or less reliable details of the agreement have emerged. According to Fars, there will be only one passage through Hormuz, with Iran controlling entry and exit for ships, and Iran and Oman controlling exit. The cost of passage will be determined by several factors: insurance, refueling, environmental fees, etc.
There are plans to close the strait to all vessels with any connection to Israel or the United States, as confirmed by Alireza Salimi, a member of the Presidium of the Islamic Revolutionary Council of Iran.
Vessels belonging to the United States, the Israeli regime, and other hostile countries are prohibited from passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Countries and individuals that have caused harm to Iran will not be granted passage through the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf until compensation for the damage is provided.
Trump has not yet commented on the new details of the agreement, but an announcement is expected soon.
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