Sixty nations back navigation freedom declaration
Sixty countries, including all European Union member states, as well as Australia, Japan, Britain, and Canada, endorsed a global declaration calling for the preservation of maritime freedom and opposing the imposition of transit fees on international straits. The declaration emphasized rejection of any restrictive or discriminatory measures that hinder vessel movement and highlighted the importance of safeguarding maritime trade routes and ensuring global maritime stability, especially amid rising tensions over maritime supply lines and international laws governing traffic through strategic straits.
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