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Oman Considers Imposing Transit Fees at Strait of Hormuz

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Oman officials stated a return to pre-war conditions at the Strait of Hormuz is unfeasible.
Possible fees for services like pollution control and navigation assistance are being considered.
It remains unclear whether these charges will be mandatory for all vessels.
The U.S. and European countries express concern over potential toll systems with Iran.

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Oman officials stated a return to pre-war conditions at the Strait of Hormuz is unfeasible.
Possible fees for services like pollution control and navigation assistance are being considered.
It remains unclear whether these charges will be mandatory for all vessels.
The U.S. and European countries express concern over potential toll systems with Iran.

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