Iran and Oman are continuing discussions on imposing tolls on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, despite warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump. Speaking at the White House, Trump said the waterway should remain free and described it as an international passage, rejecting any toll imposition. The Trump administration has condemned Iran’s potential move to charge for transit through the strait.
In an interview with Bloomberg in Paris, Iran’s ambassador to France, Mohammad Amin-Nejad, said both Iran and Oman must combine their capabilities to ensure maritime security and manage navigation efficiently. He added that providing these services would incur costs, and those benefiting from the traffic should contribute their share. Amin-Nejad emphasized that the proposed system would be transparent and aimed at addressing underlying issues affecting the region.
The discussions highlight ongoing tensions over control and security in one of the world’s most strategic maritime routes, with Iran and Oman seeking a cooperative framework despite U.S. opposition.
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