Iran issues new Strait threat after Trump's rejection
Iran issued threats to ships that deviate from the routes designated by the government, warning of human casualties and the imposition of transit restrictions. In response to the United States' rejection of its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Iran confirmed that some tenants are forcing ships to use illegal routes, increasing the likelihood of accidents and leading to future restrictions. It is worth noting that Iran has mandated the use of its own route for ships since June, while the International Maritime Organization and Oman have proposed an alternative route to avoid tensions, despite the high security risks.
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