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  1. US launched strikes on Iran and warned Oman regarding toll arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump issuing threats.
  2. Tehran, the capital of Iran, is discussing peace talks regarding the nuclear programme while tasked with managing ship traffic via the Strait of Hormuz.
  3. The International Maritime Organization governs maritime activity including AIS, with both IMO and Tehran benefiting from the shadow fleet network.
  4. IMO addresses maritime safety and commercial shipping issues as disputes over Iranian oil affect global maritime routes.

IMO urges caution as Iran threatens to shut down the strait, impacting Iranian oil destined for China.

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IMO urges caution as Iran threatens to shut down the strait, impacting Iranian oil destined for China.

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  1. China ships oil from Iran via ghost fleet; US AI race with China continues.1 source
  2. IMO urges caution amid Iran's threat to shut down the strait and oil flow to China.1 source

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