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  1. Aggression prompted IRGC to take control of the Strait of Hormuz, causing major restrictions and a surge in international oil prices.
  2. The IRGC is controlling a specific maritime lane, charging tolls on ships, and vessels may be required to operate with AIS potentially disabled.
  3. Sohar and Fujairah are monitored oil transfer locations while the IRGC enforces orders regarding ship compliance.
  4. Following an interim US-Iran peace agreement, ship diversions are heading toward Fujairah and Dubai anchorage.

Egypt welcomed the US-Iran agreement for stability, while Iranian strikes hit UAE shipping and energy infrastructure, and Doha praised Pakistan's role.

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Egypt welcomed the US-Iran agreement for stability, while Iranian strikes hit UAE shipping and energy infrastructure, and Doha praised Pakistan's role.

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  1. Iran is reportedly considering fee structures modeled after Egypt and Panama for international passage.Sub-event
  2. Egypt welcomed the US-Iran agreement as strikes hit UAE shipping and energy infrastructure.1 source

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