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Live updates: Ceasefire disintegrates as Trump says US will reinstate blockade of Iranian ships in Strait of Hormuz

Global markets react as former President Trump proposes a blockade and transit fees for vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

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Oil prices have increased following statements from Donald Trump regarding a potential U.S. blockade and a 20% protection fee for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal comes as a reported ceasefire in the region appears to be disintegrating.

Coverage from The New York Times, Axios, CNN, and CNBC highlights a disconnect between these statements and the positions of Trump's aides. The United Nations maritime agency has formally expressed opposition to the proposed transit fees, questioning the feasibility of such a protection program.

Future reports will track the response from international maritime bodies and whether the internal disagreement regarding the policy persists. Coverage does not yet specify how a blockade would be enforced or the mechanism for collecting the proposed fees.

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What is the proposed fee for ships in the Strait of Hormuz?

Coverage from CNN indicates a 20% fee is being discussed.

Has the United Nations responded to the plan?

Yes, the UN maritime agency has stated its opposition to the implementation of transit fees.

How does the administration's staff view this proposal?

According to The New York Times, the stated threat contradicts the positions held by Trump's aides.

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