🇮🇷🇴🇲 Iran just published its Hormuz wish list, and it's a bold one.

IRGC-linked Fars News says a bill now in Iran's parliament lays out how Tehran and Oman would manage the strait.

Since Fars is Iranian state media, treat this as Tehran's proposed terms, not a settled deal.

What the bill reportedly includes:

Ships from the U.S., Israel and "other hostile countries" would be banned from passing.

For a set period, entry runs through the northern corridor near Iran, exit through the southern corridor near Oman.

After that, both close and all traffic shifts to a single middle corridor. Iran manages entry, Iran and Oman jointly manage exit.

Mandatory fees repackaged as "services": insurance, fueling, environmental charges and the like

Iran's government, working with its armed forces, handles navigation, traffic monitoring and Gulf security.

The catch is everything outside this text. The U.S. wants free passage with no fees, Western insurers are voiding cover for any ship that pays a Hormuz toll, and Trump is once again threatening to hit Iran, a threat now on a loop.

$HFT | $ZBT | $ACE

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