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The article discusses the topic of imposing fees for crossing international waterways, particularly vital straits such as the Strait of Hormuz and the Dardanelles, amid current political and geopolitical tensions. Historically, there have been systems for charging ships, but these conflict with the principle of freedom of navigation ensured by modern maritime law, sparking legal and economic debates about the possibility of turning some straits into revenue sources for the countries bordering them. Current legal provisions serve as restrictions that prohibit imposing fees except for actual services, which complicates the likelihood of introducing new taxes that could impact international trade and energy prices.
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