The United States warns that it will take action against parties involved with payments or tolls connected to the Strait of Hormuz. Multiple reports say a senior U.S. Treasury official tells Oman that Washington “will aggressively target” actors that facilitate tolls in the strategic waterway. The warning is linked to U.S. pressure on Iran regarding activities in and around Hormuz. In parallel, one outlet reports the U.S. imposes fresh sanctions on Iran tied to the country’s military-related oil sales, framing the measures as part of broader enforcement aimed at limiting Iran’s revenue from these activities. The accounts also describe the U.S. message to Oman as an explicit caution not to participate in arrangements that could be interpreted as enabling or collecting tolls from shipping through the strait. Overall, the reports portray a coordinated U.S. approach that combines new sanctions targeting Iran’s military-linked oil trade with threats of secondary consequences for regional intermediaries, including Oman, if they are seen to facilitate Hormuz tolls.