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Iran and India have denied any toll charges or discussions regarding fees for Indian vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, amid reports of potential crypto fees and a parliamentary compensation bill. U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to block or intercept ships paying such fees, while tensions follow alleged US-Israeli attacks and a disputed ceasefire. Approximately 50% of India's crude oil and LPG passes through the strait, heightening stakes for global energy flows.
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[Hindustan Times] Does Iran charge India a toll for the Strait of Hormuz passage? Tehran's envoy answers[RT] Iran to charge ships from ‘hostile’ nations to cross Hormuz – security chief[Financial Times] Iran demands crypto fees for ships passing Hormuz during ceasefire - Financial Times[Anadolu Agency] UN chief urges respect for navigational rights, freedom in Strait of Hormuz[The Diplomat] India on the High Seas: Hormuz and the Future of Maritime Security[Axios] Large-scale oil shipping won't start again quickly after Iran ceasefire[Bloomberg] Iran Weighs Pausing Hormuz Shipping to Avoid Derailing Talks - Bloomberg.com[Bloomberg] US Says It Will Intercept, Divert or Capture Ships Leaving Iran - Bloomberg.com[Breitbart] Iran Denies Charging Indian Ships a 'Toll' to Transit the Strait of Hormuz[New York Post] Iran threatens to attack US Navy ships entering Strait of Hormuz after first American vessels moved through channel[Newsmax] Trump: IRGC Fast Attack Ships That Approach Blockade Will Be 'Eliminated'[The Free Press] Iran Needs the Strait of Hormuz More Than Anyone