Khatam Headquarters (Iranian Armed Forces) Spokesperson says the Straits Situation will not return to the previous situation, according to Fars News

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  • We have firmly and strongly rewritten the traffic laws through the Strait of Hormuz, and granting passage permission is in our hands.

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This statement from the Iranian Armed Forces indicates a significant tightening of control over the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil shipping route. The assertion that traffic laws have been rewritten suggests a possible escalation in enforcement that could impact oil supply routes, likely heightening geopolitical risks and influencing energy prices and market sentiment.

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