Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority said on the 11th that ships that have previously passed through the Strait of Hormuz in violation of regulations “will be given the opportunity for leniency” if they admit the violation to the Authority. According to the bureau, some offending vessels can avoid being included in the list of offending vessels by admitting the offending acts and fulfilling relevant commitments. Recently, two bulk carriers that sailed to the southern port of the Persian Gulf with forged documents were dealt with by law. After accepting the relevant commitments and measures stipulated by the Authority, they were not included in the list of illegal ships.

Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority said on the 11th that ships that have previously passed through the Strait of Hormuz in violation of regulations “will be given the opportunity for leniency” if they admit the violation to the Authority. According to the bureau, some offending vessels can avoid being included in the list of offending vessels by admitting the offending acts and fulfilling relevant commitments. Recently, two bulk carriers that sailed to the southern port of the Persian Gulf with forged documents were dealt with by law. After accepting the relevant commitments and measures stipulated by the Authority, they were not included in the list of illegal ships.