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    Iran und Oman erheben Anklage wegen Durchfahrt durch die Straße von Hormus


    Iran und Oman erheben Anklage wegen Durchfahrt durch die Straße von Hormus

    https://apnews.com/live/iran-war-israel-trump-04-07-2026#0000019d-6a85-d1f7-a9bf-6adf0b450000

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    1. momoali11 on

      >The two-week ceasefire plan includes allowing both Iran and Oman to charge fees on ships transiting through the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf, a regional official said Wednesday.
      The official said Iran would use the money it raised for reconstruction. It wasn’t immediately clear what Oman would use its money for.
      The strait is in the territorial waters of both Oman and Iran. The world had considered the passage an international waterway and never paid tolls before.
      The official, who had been directly involved in the negotiations, spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.

      This concession is, without any doubt, the best case scenario for Iran. Iran will make billions in revenue every year. It’s billions that will help the Iranian currency which crashed before the recent protests. It’s billions that will allow Iran to modernize it’s military, energy infrastructure, …

      On a lighter note, Oman did the meme „Do nothing. Win.“

    3. planj07 on

      That is an unbelievable win for Iran. Freedom of navigation in the strait is not returning. Iran’s biggest problem was a cratered economy. Tolls in Hormuz are a life line and now the U.S. is effectively accepting it.

      If 100 ships return to crossing Hormuz a day and Iran is able to collect a 1 million toll on each ship. That’s around 35 billion dollars in revenue per year.

    4. petepro on

      LOL. This regional official is from Iran, isn’t it? AP run Iranian propaganda now.

    5. Wraeclast66 on

      so basically everything will be like how it was before the war, but iran gets a 2M per ship toll now. America just cant stop winning

    9. jaehaerys48 on

      This is so funny for Oman, if it actually ends up being true. Do nothing, suffer relatively minimal damage, end up getting a cut of the Hormuz tollbooth.

    12. mahavirMechanized on

      It sure sounds like Trump caved in a massive way…while certainly we don’t know for sure but like it sort of begs the question of what was the point of this whole exercise?

      If true, Trump quite literally shot America in the foot.

      I still have a hard time believing this is true, but all indications seem to be it is true. If it is true, this is the end of the American lead world order of global cooperation.

    14. One-Emu-1103 on

      What an incredible loss for the United States and Israel and incredible win for Iran and Oman. Iran has the world by it’s balls. Now we can look forward to high gas prices and inflation for the foreseeable future all thanks to a Elon Musk and his Doge cuts to to our intelligence, Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner, Secretary of State Rubio, Israel’s Netanyahu and that incredibly unqualified former Fox News host who’s serving as the „Secretary of War“ Pete Hegseth.

    15. RicRacer on

      Has Israel agreed? They are still attacking Iran, according to the same AP newsfeed.

    16. whiteafrikkanoloco on

      Beyond the political theater regarding the U.S. military ’s superior search and rescue abilities, it is undoubtedly the case that, so far, the successors of the martyred Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei have achieved an impressive strategic victory over the U.S. and Israel. Remember, the Iranian administration wins just by surviving; the cost does not matter. The Strait of Hormuz was open before the war; now they control the passage and will cling to it forever, reaping the toll benefits.

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