Iran Plans New Maritime Control Mechanism for Strait of Hormuz

To manage better sea traffic in the Strait of Hormuz world’s major shipping routes, Iran has announced a new plan. Under this system, ships will have to follow specific routes, and movement will be more strictly controlled.

In the area of ship traffic, a professional system has been prepared to organize, said by A senior Iranian official, Ibrahim Azizi, he more stated that more details will be shared soon. As per official announcement commercial ships that cooperate with Iran will benefit from this system, while fees may be charged for special maritime services.

Although he did not explain further, but he highlight that the new route will not be open to certain operators linked to the so-called “Freedom Project.

Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, cautioned the United States that rising US debt and financial pressures could result in serious economic challenges. He more added that is not only just affect the Middle East but the whole global economy could face the consequences.

Experts say the Strait of Hormuz is a key global shipping route, especially for oil trade, so any changes in its control could have wide effects on energy markets around the world.