Iran plans to introduce a Strait of Hormuz management law to ban Israeli-affiliated ships

On April 20, local time on the 19th, Rezaikoch, Chairman of the Civil Engineering Committee of the Iranian Parliament, said on the same day that Iran has formulated a comprehensive law on the management of the Strait of Hormuz, and the law is about to be finalized. Under the law, the passage of goods and ships associated with the Israeli regime will be prohibited. Warrants will also be banned from crossing without permission from Iran's Supreme National Security Council. In addition, any country that causes damage to Iran will be prohibited from passing through the Strait of Hormuz until compensation is paid. Under the plan, ships from various countries must pay in rials to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. 30% of toll revenue will be used to strengthen the armed forces and 70% will be used to improve people's lives. (CCTV)