New Iranian rule: tolls for transit through the Strait of Hormuz must be paid in Iranian rial. End of dollar dependence extended to the management of strategic maritime traffic.

Iranian law mandates inclusion of "Persian Gulf" in all Hormuz transit contracts. A political clause turning maritime law into an instrument of identity assertion.

Ships from nations that participated in the war against Iran will pay additional compensation beyond the transit toll. Tehran puts a price on military complicity in the Strait of Hormuz.

Transit banned for ships from countries that sanction Iran or acted as accomplices in blocking Iranian assets. The Strait of Hormuz becomes a direct economic retaliation lever under Tehran's new law.

The Iranian parliament drafts a law reshaping transit rules through the Strait of Hormuz. Tolls, compensation, bans: Tehran normalizes control over the strategic waterway.

Iran's draft law bans Hormuz transit for ships from hostile nations, including the United States. Washington placed on Tehran parliament's blacklist: the strait becomes a weapon of economic war.