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Iran's Parliament and National Security Comission is reviewing a bill to impose a ban on US and Israeli vessels in the strait of Hormuz.
Vessels associated with countries that are involved in the attacks against the broader Axis of Resistance will also be banned. Saudi Arabia...
...UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait have participated along with US and Israel for strikes against Axis of Resistance.
A fine of upto 20% can be imposed on violating ships.
⚡️BREAKING: Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has provided some Details on the Hormuz Agreement
1. Iran will close the Northern and Southern sea lanes
2. A Temporary Shipping Lane will be established in the area for 2–4 Months, and most Maritime Traffic will....
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⚡️🚨The suspects were accused of carrying out security-related attacks, kidnappings of infrastructure engineers and personnel, armed robberies, and assaults on military and security posts, with weapons and ammunition seized during the operations.
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⚡️🚨 Breaking :
Iran: IRGC Quds Base announces arrest of 8 armed thugs and terrorist group affiliates in Sistan and Baluchestan province, with seizure of weapons and ammunition. (IRIB News)
⚡️🚨 NEWS IN SHORT | Previous Hours
1. U.S. Treasury lifts Iran-related sanctions.
2. Israeli soldiers killed and others injured in a booby-trapped building explosion in southern Lebanon.
3. Iran says the Hormuz deal with Oman does not mean the Strait of Hormuz will reopen. ⬇️
Iran is demanding a 7% transit fee on all commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, while the United States is seeking to negotiate the rate down to 5%.
Russian and Chinese vessels would be exempt from the fee.