Tehran considers new Strait of Hormuz limits
The Iranian government has confirmed that it will impose new restrictions on navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, including prohibiting entry of military and commercial ships from "hostile" countries into the Gulf without Iran's permission. This measure comes as part of a bill considered one of the most significant legislations to be enacted since the nationalization of the oil industry, aimed at strengthening Iran's control over the strait. If the law is approved, the entry of foreign ships deemed hostile by Iran will be restricted, reflecting an escalation in regional tensions and affecting maritime traffic in the area, especially amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran over the security of the strait and the U.S. response to Iran's conditions.
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