Iran to Charge Maritime Service Fees on Ships Passing Through Strait of Hormuz Under US-Iran Deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The spokesperson further stressed that Iran expects the United States to ensure Israel adheres to commitments related to ending military operations in Lebanon.
45% : He also emphasised that Iran does not trust either the United States or Israel. US President Donald Trump highlighted signs of renewed shipping activity in the Strait following the announcement of the deal.
44% : Tehran underlined that, while it does not intend to levy transit taxes on vessels utilizing the important canal, fees will be imposed for services given in the region.
41% : A key opposition candidate ahead of the forthcoming elections also described the pact as a "dangerous turn" for Israel's security, highlighting domestic concerns about the deal's long-term consequences.
40% : National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated that Israel was not obligated by the US-Iran agreement.

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