Washington — US Vice President J.D. Vance stated on Saturday that Iran communicated to the United States that it has no plans to levy transit fees or tolls on vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz. However, Vance stressed that Washington will adopt a 'trust, but verify' stance to evaluate actions rather than verbal assurances. In statements aired on Fox News, Vance noted that Iran also expressed an intention to allow oil and natural gas exports from the Persian Gulf to return to pre-conflict capacity. He reiterated that the US administration remains cautious until these assurances are fulfilled on the ground.
Washington — US Vice President J.D. Vance stated on Saturday that Iran communicated to the United States that it has no plans to levy transit fees or tolls on vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz. However, Vance stressed that Washington will adopt a 'trust, but verify' stance to evaluate actions rather than verbal assurances. In statements aired on Fox News, Vance noted that Iran also expressed an intention to allow oil and natural gas exports from the Persian Gulf to return to pre-conflict capacity. He reiterated that the US administration remains cautious until these assurances are fulfilled on the ground.
Washington — US Vice President J.D. Vance stated on Saturday that Iran communicated to the United States that it has no plans to levy transit fees or tolls on vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz. However, Vance stressed that Washington will adopt a 'trust, but verify' stance to evaluate actions rather than verbal assurances. In statements aired on Fox News, Vance noted that Iran also expressed an intention to allow oil and natural gas exports from the Persian Gulf to return to pre-conflict capacity. He reiterated that the US administration remains cautious until these assurances are fulfilled on the ground.
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US Vice President Vance: Iran Claims No Transit Fees in Strait of Hormuz, US Awaits Actions on the Ground
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