Iran: Ships need authorization for Strait of Hormuz passage
The spokesperson for the Khatam Al-Anbiya Headquarters in Iran confirmed that ship movements through the Strait of Hormuz require prior permission and coordination with Iranian authorities. He emphasized that any vessel lacking such approval will face obstacles in passage. The statements come amid escalating tensions regarding navigation management in this vital maritime corridor, which is one of the most important global routes for transporting oil and gas. Iran enforces strict controls over vessel movement and links safe passage to coordination with Tehran, warning against any foreign military intervention that might threaten this. The remarks reaffirm Iran’s insistence on a direct role in managing the strait, cautioning that any restrictions or attempts at interference could impact energy supplies and international trade.
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