Iran: Hormuz Bill Lacks Country References

The article promoted Iran's stance on the Hormuz Strait Bill, clarifying that it does not refer to any specific countries, and that potential benefits could be negotiated through bilateral agreements with Russia, China, or others, depending on circumstances. A member of the parliamentary National Security Committee confirmed that the law is comprehensive and does not contain references to particular nations. In this context, informed sources indicated that negotiations are underway between Iran and Oman to impose transit fees on ships, ranging from 3% to 7%, with Iran emphasizing that it might not actually impose fees on strait crossings. Iran also affirmed that its agreement with Oman does not mean reopening the strait completely, and that the United States has no options but to accept the current situation; otherwise, it would face greater costs. Iran considers Washington to be encircled and believes its options in the region are limited.

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