A temporary ceasefire collapses the moment host states codify transit tolls into statutory law.
Broad diplomatic agreements and maritime truces shatter because host nations exploit reopened chokepoints to assert sovereign authority through permanent, discriminatory shipping fees and tolls.
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The 60-day maritime truce collapsed as Iran shifted to formally codify its discriminatory transit tolls into law.
The implementation of the ceasefire is blocked by host policies writing transit fees and tolls into the maritime passage.
The regional ceasefire broke down as a direct result of ongoing clashes over Iranian attempts to enforce unilateral sovereign fee collections in critical shipping corridors.