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Details of Iranian management over the Strait of Hormuz in the new…

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Tasnim News Agency

Details of Iranian management over the Strait of Hormuz in the new parliamentary plan ▪️ The crossing rules will change. A spokesperson for the National Security Committee of the Parliament in an interview with Tasnim: 🔹The strategic action plan for the security and sustainable development of the Strait of Hormuz is significantly different from the previous regulations, especially as it states in Article 16 that conflicting laws will be annulled. 🔹This means that, in a way directed towards national security and national interests, Iranian management over the Strait of Hormuz will be implemented, and virtually both entry and exit will fully maintain the possibility of Iranian oversight and management over the strait. 🔹Vessels belonging to the Zionist regime and hostile countries, as well as those that carry out military actions against us or have military cargo, will not be allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. 🔹Other vessels belonging to non-hostile countries must obtain permission from the General Staff of the Armed Forces based on the regulations specified in the law. 🔹The plan is queued for entry into the Parliament session, and the legal process has been completed. A vote must be held in the public session, after which the related stages with the Guardian Council and other legal procedures will take place.

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