The temporary easing of tensions between Iran and the United States of America is already bringing a concrete financial effect: Tehran could collect as much as 364 million dollars thanks to its control over the passage through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
According to reports from the Tasnim agency, as many as 182 ships with about 172 million barrels of oil and derivatives are currently waiting for permission to pass through this key energy corridor.
Senior analyst at the company Kpler, Amena Bakr, pointed out that huge quantities of oil are “stuck” in the region, ready to move as soon as controlled transit is established.
The calculation is clear: with a tax of about two million dollars per ship, Iran could achieve a multi-million dollar income during the two-week ceasefire, turning a geopolitical crisis into financial gain.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that passage through the strait will be enabled with strict coordination with military structures, emphasizing that security and technical restrictions will be key factors in the next two weeks.
This arrangement represents one of the most important points of the temporary truce, as it simultaneously reduces the risk of escalating conflict and allows for the unhindered flow of energy sources – but also a significant income for Iran.
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