IRGC warns against new Oman-coordinated shipping route through Strait of Hormuz, reopening US-Iran tensions
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Caolán Magee
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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned commercial vessels to only use Tehran-approved routes through the Strait of Hormuz, pushing back against a new shipping transit route announced by Oman in coordination with the International Maritime Organization. The dispute reopens tensions between the US and Iran over control of the strategic waterway, as maritime traffic slowly resumes after weeks of disruption. Experts note that disagreements over shipping routes and transit fees could complicate efforts to reach a permanent agreement.
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Oman announced a new shipping transit route through the strait on Wednesday, saying it had coordinated the route with the International Maritime Organization (IMO)
Experts say disagreements over shipping routes and transit fees could complicate efforts to reach a permanent agreement
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