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Iranian report says last-minute changes will allow fees in the Strait of Hormuz
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 15, 2026
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An Iranian report says last-minute changes to a U.S.-Iran memorandum will let Iran later collect fees from ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The source said the strait’s reopening will begin only after Friday’s signing, not immediately as Trump initially announced.
- 01Tasnim said U.S.-Iran disputes over the memorandum lasted until the final minutes.
- 02A clause on Lebanon’s sovereignty was added after Trump objected.
- 03Iran and Oman would manage navigation services in the Strait of Hormuz.
- 04Ships get a 60-day toll exemption, then Iran plans to charge fees.
- 05The strait’s reopening starts only after Friday’s signing.
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WallaCenter · HebrewJun 15, 2026
Iranian report says last-minute changes will allow fees in the Strait of Hormuz
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Last-Minute Changes to US-Iran Deal Strengthen Iran and Oman in Strait of Hormuz
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