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Iran Sets Up “Approved” Shipping Corridor Through Hormuz

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Iran is allowing select vessels to pass through the Strait of Hormuz along routes inside its territorial waters after prior approval — with at least one tanker reportedly paying around $2M for transit, according to Lloyd’s List.

At least nine ships have already used the route near Larak Island, where IRGC-linked authorities verify vessels. Governments including India, China, Pakistan, Iraq, and Malaysia are coordinating transit requests directly with Tehran.

Lloyd’s List reports Iran is moving to formalize the system: shipowners must submit detailed ownership and cargo information in advance, often via intermediaries, to register for clearance, with vessels tied to the U.S. or Israel excluded.

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Traffic remains minimal, with just 15 transits recorded from March 15–17 — about 90% tied to Iran-linked trade or ownership.See more, details. .

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