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Iran Warns Against Unauthorized Routes in Strait of Hormuz

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The Persian Gulf Waterways Authority and other Iranian authorities have issued warnings to ship owners and charterers about unauthorized routes in the Strait of Hormuz. Reports indicate that some charter companies are forcing vessels to navigate through unauthorized routes, which can lead to material and human damage, severe restrictions on future passage through the strait, and potential listing on the Non-Compliance List (NCL). Ship owners are urged to ensure their charterers adhere to proper procedures and avoid illegal activities.

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