Partial Reopening of Strait of Hormuz

[348Judah]

https://phoenix-browser.com/GbZDO5mWTNW

If you check on the ongoing update that is not fake and from reliable sources, we are going to see that Iran has accepted a ceasefire deal with the United States over the ongoing war. Still, there is more to this than what we hear from the media because the actual condition of what is happening over there in the Strait of Hormuz is.

1. Iran permits the partial movement of vessels.
2. They also accept this for two weeks as a result of the ceasefire deal.
3. Iran also stated their own condition if meant alongside the agreement on the ceasefire.
4. Some ships were being allowed to pass while others were not allowed by the Iranian military.
5. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards determine who passes or not through the Strait of Hormuz base on their conditions.

I don't know maybe this is for your deal is going to be politically sabotaged at the end or each said are being realistic with what offer they are both going to consider in order to make a complete peace deal, but my mind is telling me something that they are both trying to hid from each other and buy more time before they are further actions are being unleashed.

[montaga]

Sounds like a pirate operation to me, pay up or else ....

It is after all a international water way with a border in the middle, one half the United Arab Emirates (plus Oman)and is 24 miles wide at narrowest section.

[JeromeTash]

Sounds like a pirate operation to me, pay up or else ....

It is after all a international water way with a border in the middle, one half the United Arab Emirates (plus Oman)and is 24 miles wide at narrowest section.

Isn't that the same thing happening in most of the other water ways? Last I remember, the Strait of Hormuz was never classified as international waters. Can a ship, for example, pass through the Panama Canal without paying? The US trying to play the bully of the globe caused all this mess, and now the Iranian chaps know where to strangle in order to inflict pain on the world economy.

[EluguHcman]

I don't know maybe this is for your deal is going to be politically sabotaged at the end or each said are being realistic with what offer they are both going to consider in order to make a complete peace deal, but my mind is telling me something that they are both trying to hid from each other and buy more time before they are further actions are being unleashed.

I also believe that the ceasefire fire agreement following the conditions of the both United States and Iran would have some extent of favoring them probably balancing the equation else there won't had been the actualization of the cease fire as  the media had also been keeping the public updated following the war.

I also learnt the Iranian government has also reviewed that the oil tankers using the strait of Hormuz for transits would have to pay their taxes through Bitcoin.

Regarding their motive for this new payment method using Bitcoin, it is alleged that the Iranians don't  trust the US government and so, they had to accept the Decentralized finance to bypass US seizure of funds. Just in case there is going to be compromised on the peace call.

[passwordnow]

4. Some ships were being allowed to pass while others were not allowed by the Iranian military.

And they have closed again the Strait wholly[1] when Israel attacked Lebanon. I think that during the first hours of ceasefire was all good and we're starting to see in good faith of this war ending soon. But not that too fast when missiles hit Beirut.

[1] Strait of Hormuz stays shut as Trump demands Iran stop tolls

[Oluwa-btc]

Sounds like a pirate operation to me, pay up or else ....

It is after all a international water way with a border in the middle, one half the United Arab Emirates (plus Oman)and is 24 miles wide at narrowest section.

Isn't that the same thing happening in most of the other water ways? Last I remember, the Strait of Hormuz was never classified as international waters. Can a ship, for example, pass through the Panama Canal without paying? The US trying to play the bully of the globe caused all this mess, and now the Iranian chaps know where to strangle in order to inflict pain on the world economy.

Bullying he is forgetting will never work especially with the Iranians, it feels good to see how they have humbled the so called strongest country in the world lol.
They had no such plans to strangle the world but as the former Russian president says, this is their own nuclear weapon and they're making good use of it. They're not just doing this for themselves but also for Lebanon who was part of their ceasefire plans.

[montaga]

..... pass through the Panama Canal without paying?

The Panama Canal (160 feet wide) is man made, build and not a natural 24 mile wide gap. English Channel is 21 miles wide at narrowest point, Dover.

[gwapako]

The situation is still unstable. Intead of the ceasefire or truce,why not have peace at all or agreement to end the war. Although there is an energy relief as fuel in our country will decrease its price but then there is still that feeling of fear as regards energy supply.

I hope that there will be no turmoil as this has affected many states already.

[_Miracle]

And all ports in the Vajayjay region are now closed ;-)

[liasbaa]

No one has won the war, the course of the war has already been set. The list of victims will continue to grow if this peace agreement is not implemented. Iran is trying to show that it is against peace by obstructing the movement of cargo ships on international waterways, but the US and Israel are preparing for a long-term war and they have sufficient weapons. But the problem is that the US friendly countries are suffering more and their financial systems are collapsing.

Pakistan is mediating for the peace agreement and if this effort is thwarted, almost every country in the world will suffer due to the impact of the war and the list of these affected countries will gradually increase. The security walls of those who instigated this war have also been damaged and citizens of both sides have lost their lives and their homes are being damaged.

[programmer3666]

Honestly, this Strait of Hormuz issue was never this serious before, but now Iran seems more bold and confident to control who passes and who doesn’t, it feels like the US-Israel actions have created a bigger global problem. Now that Iran has this leverage, they will surel keep using it to their advantage. If there’s a way for ships to pay and get passage, then Iran will likely keep benefiting from it and won’t let it go easily. They may even see it as compensation for the damage done to their country. So instead of things getting better quickly, it looks like this could become a long term issue that keeps affecting the global economy.

[Dunamisx]

Even now after the war might ended, the Iranian government will not exist from the toll charges they are accepting from every ship passing through the strait of hormuz, moreover, we are not even sure if the war is going to end it soon as the 2 weeks ultimatum to settle everything may not be enough to realize they needed concession from both ends, the game now is that when US strike on Iran, then Iran will be left with out a choice than to inflict the entire world also to pay from the cost of all this target on them.

[akamit]

Honestly, this Strait of Hormuz issue was never this serious before, but now Iran seems more bold and confident to control who passes and who doesn’t, it feels like the US-Israel actions have created a bigger global problem. Now that Iran has this leverage, they will surel keep using it to their advantage. If there’s a way for ships to pay and get passage, then Iran will likely keep benefiting from it and won’t let it go easily. They may even see it as compensation for the damage done to their country. So instead of things getting better quickly, it looks like this could become a long term issue that keeps affecting the global economy.

Completely understandable from Iran's perspective honestly. They were attacked while negotiations were still ongoing, so using the strait as leverage isn't aggression, it's the only real card they have against the most militarily powerful alliance in the world. What else are they supposed to do, just absorb the strikes and hope for goodwill?

The problem is that card affects everyone, not just the US and Israel. And now that it's been played and proven effective, it's hard to imagine any peace deal convincing them to permanently give that up.

[Oluwa-btc]

Honestly, this Strait of Hormuz issue was never this serious before, but now Iran seems more bold and confident to control who passes and who doesn’t, it feels like the US-Israel actions have created a bigger global problem. Now that Iran has this leverage, they will surel keep using it to their advantage. If there’s a way for ships to pay and get passage, then Iran will likely keep benefiting from it and won’t let it go easily. They may even see it as compensation for the damage done to their country. So instead of things getting better quickly, it looks like this could become a long term issue that keeps affecting the global economy.

The both of them are trouble in the world, either funding terrorist, committing genocide,  funding apartheid, killing children, oppressing and bullying.
They will make too much money from the ships willing to go through the Strait of Hormuz. Asides that, this war has indeed made them a regional power holders in the middle east. It is reasons for the call of peace. We shouldn't drag the world back to stone age

[Akbarkoe]

Sounds like a pirate operation to me, pay up or else ....

It is after all a international water way with a border in the middle, one half the United Arab Emirates (plus Oman)and is 24 miles wide at narrowest section.

It is not a free international facility, you are entering another country's territory as a way for your economy to grow, just like you have a yard that is used as a way for others to earn a lot of money by passing in front of your house, are you going to give it away for free or are you going to tax them for every time they pass by?


I heard the tax rate is $1 per barrel of oil carried, if the ship's cargo is 1 million barrels then Iran and the entitled countries get at least 1 million dollars to share with Iran and the entitled countries like Oman.

[DYOR+BTC]

Sounds like a pirate operation to me, pay up or else ....

It is after all a international water way with a border in the middle, one half the United Arab Emirates (plus Oman)and is 24 miles wide at narrowest section.

It is not a free international facility, you are entering another country's territory as a way for your economy to grow, just like you have a yard that is used as a way for others to earn a lot of money by passing in front of your house, are you going to give it away for free or are you going to tax them for every time they pass by?


I heard the tax rate is $1 per barrel of oil carried, if the ship's cargo is 1 million barrels then Iran and the entitled countries get at least 1 million dollars to share with Iran and the entitled countries like Oman.

There are things we do with a mysterious or myopic mindset of making profitable gains at last without knowing it can stand as a beginning of once problem.  The world is designed in such a way that everybody is interdependant on each other in one way or the other, know doubt the strait of Hormuz rightfully belongs to iran and its a general route for import and export of other nations which they have been using before the war for free, introducing entry fees because of the war is not a good idea after all they can never operate without entering the territories of other, how then will they coup if other nations do same while entering there territories.