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Shipowners say Hormuz tolls would lead to charges elsewhere

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Charles Gorrivan
Shipowners say Hormuz tolls would lead to charges elsewhere
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Major global shipping associations have petitioned the UN and IMO to block the implementation of transit tolls in the Strait of Hormuz. They argue that such fees would violate international maritime law and set a dangerous precedent for other global chokepoints.

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Imposing tolls on critical maritime routes could significantly increase global shipping costs and disrupt international supply chains.

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