Iran sets up new mechanism to manage vessel transit through Hormuz - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuAFBVV95cUxNN0NSNjJhWU4zcy1MX25YN3hVT1J0QjBEa3pNWU5POU93NUZKUllNaUtaeXpfZjZZa3FQNnh2N0t5QVc0RnM3SmhwUl9HM0NmT0lRTktOdFFxVHV3ZDl3YU5FT2tmNlBSdWJZRVV2R0dpSGwyM1JYMEE3SEVRS19oNU1xQnEzZmkyZUFMSFF5MzJjQjRuSEtJT2piR2thSGpZVThUN2NIZFZoc3p5SWp3eFE0SEkybFBL?oc=5" target="_blank">Iran sets up new mechanism to manage vessel transit through Hormuz</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Iran has implemented a new system requiring vessels to obtain transit permits before crossing the Strait of Hormuz, with communications sent from info@PGSA.ir outlining the rules and regulations for passage.

Iran has established a new mechanism for managing vessel transit through the Strait of Hormuz, warning the U.S. Navy to stay out and requiring commercial vessels to coordinate passage with its military, along with issuing a new map showing an expanded Iranian area of control.

Iran has introduced a new vessel transit system for the Strait of Hormuz, warning the U.S. Navy to stay out and requiring commercial vessels to coordinate passage with its military, along with issuing a new map showing an expanded Iranian area of control.

Iran has set up a new mechanism to manage the transit of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, requiring ships to receive an email from the Persian Gulf Strait Authority informing them of transit regulations and to comply with the framework before receiving a transit permit.

Iran has set up a new mechanism to manage the transit of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, warning the U.S. Navy to stay out and requiring commercial vessels to coordinate any passage with its military, along with issuing a new map of the strait with an expanded Iranian area of control.