Trump Reimposes Iran Blockade and Claims Hormuz Guardianship With 20% Toll
On July 13, Trump restarted the Iranian naval blockade, called the US the guardian of Hormuz, and demanded 20% reimbursement on cargo. IMO rejected mandatory strait tolls.
On July 13, Trump restarted the Iranian naval blockade, called the US the guardian of Hormuz, and demanded 20% reimbursement on cargo. IMO rejected mandatory strait tolls.
PortWatch data show only 513 ships in the first 18 days after the June 17 MOU, about 28 a day versus roughly 100 before the war, as dual corridors and mine risk keep traffic depressed.