Iran announces that passage through the Strait of Hormuz must meet three conditions: only commercial ships, no connections with hostile countries, and must follow the route designated by Iran, in coordination with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy; if the United States continues the blockade, it will be considered a violation of the ceasefire agreement and the strait will be closed.

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2026-05-24 10:00:33

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ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), Iran's Tasnim News Agency, citing an informed source, reported that Iran has set three conditions for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz: First, the passing ships must be commercial vessels, military ships are prohibited from passing, and the ships and cargo must not be related to hostile countries. Second, ships must pass through the route designated by Iran. Third, ship passage must be coordinated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy. The source also said that if the United States continues to enforce a maritime blockade, Iran will consider it a violation of the ceasefire agreement and will close the Strait of Hormuz. (Source: PANews)

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GateUser-a4680931

· 3h ago

U.S. sanctions vs. Iran counter-sanctions, this script is more exciting than on-chain liquidation

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GateUser-8df0eb2b

· 12h ago

The ceasefire agreement has become worthless; the irreversibility of geopolitics is even more unchangeable than blockchain.

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CheckTheBlockchainBefore

· 21h ago

Designated routes + Revolutionary Guard coordination, isn't this the physical version of on-chain KYC?

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GateUser-0f8d377b

· 23h ago

In the three conditions, the power to define “hostile country” is in Iran’s hands—so they’ve fully played out the “do it your own way” approach, and they’ve got it figured out.

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SlothSignal

· 05-24 10:31

Strait Passage, all Asian energy imports have to go around the Cape of Good Hope, freight costs explode

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tvl_down_bad

· 05-24 10:31

Iran's move is ruthless—merchant ships even need political vetting of ancestors? Marine insurance is going through the roof.

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GateUser-b4b056d3

· 05-24 10:14

The captain of the merchant ship now needs to understand both navigation and geopolitics simultaneously, reaching new heights of expertise.

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GateUser-deff9ed8

· 05-24 10:07

When Hormuz is squeezed, global oil prices are about to skyrocket again. Quickly prepare DeFi hedging tools.

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L2NightRunner

· 05-24 10:06

American aircraft carriers are nearby, merchant ships following designated routes are like hostages, a dilemma.

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MosaicBowtieRealm

· 05-24 10:04

If this is an on-chain oracle, Iran would be the only node, maximizing centralization risk.

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