Iran Seeks 5-7% Fee on Strait of Hormuz Cargo Under Proposed Oman Agreement on August 6

According to Reuters, Iran is pursuing a proposed agreement with Oman that would grant Iran control over vessels entering the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz on August 6. Iranian officials stated Iran seeks to charge ships using the strait fees equivalent to 5-7% of cargo value, while Oman is proposing a lower rate of 3% and the U.S. advocates for zero fees. Details on how to define and enforce such "control" remain under negotiation between the parties.
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