According to AXIOS, sources said the United States has not discussed with regional allies the issue of possibly charging transit fees tied to securing the Strait of Hormuz. The report follows an earlier statement by Donald Trump, who said the blockade on Iran would be restored immediately and that a 20% fee would be charged on cargo transportation. The update centers on whether Washington has coordinated that possible fee arrangement with partners in the region. As cited by BlockBeats, the current answer from the reported sources is no: such talks have not taken place. The item does not provide further details on which allies were involved, how any fee would be structured, or whether a formal policy process has started.
BlockBeats reported on July 13, citing AXIOS, that sources said the United States has not discussed with regional allies the issue of possibly charging transit fees related to securing the Strait of Hormuz.
Earlier, Donald Trump said in a post that the blockade on Iran would be restored immediately and that a 20% fee would be charged on cargo transportation.
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