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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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