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Iran restricts Hormuz transit to approved countries

→Shipping access now conditional on Iranian clearance

Conflicts Security & Defense Supply Chain & Logistics
Change
Iran authorised vessels from selected countries to transit the Strait of Hormuz while barring others including the US and Israel.
Why it matters
Transit through the Strait is no longer open access, making shipping routes dependent on Iranian approval and increasing geopolitical risk.
Implications
  • → Unapproved vessels denied passage — trade routes disrupted
  • → Shipping schedules depend on clearance — delays increase

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