Oman has quietly rejected Iran's push to jointly charge ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, even on a voluntary basis.

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY

Oman has quietly rejected Iran's push to jointly charge ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, even on a voluntary basis. This undercuts the IRGC's claim last week that the two countries had agreed on dividing the waterway's revenues. Oman says charging ships to transit would violate international law and is pulling back under US and Gulf pressure. Trump has twice threatened to bomb Oman if it enabled tolling. Iran created a strait authority during the war and charged tankers $1–2 m