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Iran on Wednesday published the boundaries of a new supervision zone in the Strait of Hormuz, formalizing a transit mechanism requiring vessels to coordinate passage and obtain permits from Iranian authorities.<\/p>\n
Iran\u2019s Hormuz Strait Management Authority said the supervision area extends between the line connecting Kuh Mobarak in Iran and southern Al-Fujairah in the UAE, and the line linking Qeshm Island and Umm Al-Quwain.<\/p>\n
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