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    Trump steps back from proposal for Hormuz fees in favour of Gulf investment deals

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseJuly 14, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Iran had hit again by attacking a US Military base in Jordan with ballistic missiles whereas Bahrain, which hosts a US naval base, stated it had fended off an Iranian aerial assault. Jordan stated it had shot down 4 ballistic missiles and explosions have been heard in Manama, Bahrain’s capital.

    Earlier than the conflict, a few fifth of worldwide oil and gasoline visitors handed via Hormuz every day. If the US have been to impose a 20 per cent charge, it may generate round US$240 million a day.

    The UN transport company stated it opposed any charges for straits utilized in worldwide navigation and that there was no authorized foundation for introducing obligatory tolls on strait transits.



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