Blinken: Solving the Straits of Hormuz crisis probably requires concessions to Iran.
Referring to the consequences of the war with Iran on maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, Anthony Blinken, the former US Secretary of State, emphasized that this waterway did not face any problem before the start of the war, but now it has become a problem that must be solved.
Blinken stated that resolving the Straits of Hormuz crisis would almost certainly require Iran to make some sort of concession.
Referring to the possibility of forming a mechanism to collect the toll for crossing the Strait of Hormuz, he said: "I don't want to be forced to accept such a situation, but maybe this is the reality; a type of toll that is not called a toll"/Jamaran.