Iran proposes ship passage fee law

The article focuses on a new Iranian bill aiming to impose fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. It is based on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, with the goal of enhancing navigation security and protecting the environment. Iran has affirmed that this is legally permissible since it falls within its responsibilities for the Strait’s security, warning foreign countries against interference or illegal fee impositions. Officials also indicated that the new system emphasizes the costs of environmental protection and ensuring safe navigation, with Iran prepared to take legal action against any violations. This move comes after Trump withdrew plans to impose fees on vessels in the strait, amid ongoing Iranian escalation and targeted operations against maritime and security networks and sites.

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