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Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority publishes updated list of 77 vessels allegedly violating Iranian Strait of Hormuz protocols

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Iran blacklisted 77 vessels violating Strait of Hormuz protocols, threatening fines and detention. Alongside regional transit disruptions, the heightened maritime enforcement pushed Brent crude prices past $107 per barrel.

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Listed vessels face future passage restrictions, including fines, detention or confiscation Vessels cooperating with sanctioned ships will also be added to the list

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