Hormuz Fee Regime Sets a Price for Every Passing Ship
Tehran's parliament wrote a fee schedule onto free passage the same week traffic climbed 27 percent, and every hull in the strait now owes two empires that agree on nothing except billing.
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Tehran's parliament wrote a fee schedule onto free passage the same week traffic climbed 27 percent, and every hull in the strait now owes two empires that agree on nothing except billing.
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