🔴 Source: The northern and southern corridors of the Strait of Hormuz will be removed. 🔹 A knowledgeable source from the Foreign Ministry in a conversation with Fars: According to the framework of negotiations between Iran and Oman, for a specified period, entry into the Strait of Hormuz will be made through the northern corridor near Iran's coast, and ships will exit through the southern corridor close to Oman's coast. 🔹 After the specified deadline, ship passage through both the northern and southern corridors will be stopped, and all traffic will occur through the middle corridor, with the difference that the entry of ships will be managed by Iran and the exit will be a joint management by Iran and Oman. 🔹 The fees determined for ships passing through the strait will be set in the form of various service charges. 🔹 The news regarding the dispute between Iran and Oman over the percentage of the value of cargo [7% or 3% cargo value tariff] is not accurate, and the fees from the ships depend on many variables, including the amount of services we can provide. 🔹 Insurance, refueling, environmental fees, and those similar are part of the services that ships must pay for.
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