15:00 - 15.06.2026
June 15, Fineko/abc.az. US President Donald Trump has confirmed that commercial oil tankers have resumed transit through the Strait of Hormuz immediately following the stabilization framework established between Washington and Tehran.
According to ABC.AZ, navigating the US President's operational update on social media: "Most ships, loaded with oil, have begun leaving the Strait of Hormuz. They are using the southern 'highway', which is completely safe and secure. Other shipping routes are also available."
Simultaneously, exclusive updates leaked by Iran’s Fars News Agency unveiled the covert fiscal compromises within the treaty text:
Validation of Iranian-Omani Sovereignty: High-level sources confirmed that final-hour modifications explicitly secure the sovereign jurisdiction of Iran and Oman over the Strait of Hormuz within the text of the agreement.
US Acceptance of Maritime Tolls: The strategic inclusion of the phrase "maritime services" dictates that the United States has formally conceded to Iran’s legal right to collect operational transit fees from commercial vessels.
The 60-Day Exemption Window: Under the updated clauses, Iran will grant free maritime passage for a limited cooling-off period of 60 days. Following this window, the US accepts the implementation of tariff structures, allowing Tehran to generate sovereign revenues through safety, environmental, and maritime insurance charges to back its domestic economic development.
