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Iran allowing Malaysian vessels to pass in Strait, PM says after talks with regional leaders
- On Thursday, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced Iran is allowing Malaysian vessels to pass through the Strait of Hormuz after holding talks with regional leaders including Egypt and Turkey.
- The process of releasing Malaysian oil tankers and workers is underway, Anwar said, as part of diplomatic efforts to facilitate peace in the Middle East amid the regional crisis.
- Negotiations remain complex because "Iran feels it has been deceived repeatedly and finds it difficult to accept steps toward peace without a clear and binding security guarantee," Anwar said.
- Anwar emphasized that "the effects of the blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, the war, and the halted supply of oil and gas all have an impact on us."
- Malaysia plans to maintain oil price subsidies while reducing monthly allocations of subsidized fuel to manage the broader impact of supply disruptions on the economy.
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Tehran. Two Malaysian oil tankers crossed the strategic Strait of Ormuz after negotiations with senior Iranian, Turkish and other regional leaders, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reported in a televised speech in which he thanked Iran for the safe passage of Malaysian ships.
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