DUBAI: Iran has temporarily suspended a 10 percent ​charge on freight fees for foreign vessels carrying imported or exported oil, gas and liquid petroleum products to ‌and from ‌Iran, the ​semi-official ‌Fars ⁠news ​agency reported on ⁠Thursday. A US naval blockade has sharply disrupted the country’s seaborne oil exports. The presidential legal ⁠deputy ordered the ‌collection ‌to stop until ​the government ‌approves and publishes ‌a list of products subject to the charge, Fars said. Fars said ‌the charge had increased the cost ⁠of ⁠transporting oil, gas and liquid products, and suspending the levy could reduce transportation costs and encourage foreign fleets to carry goods to or from Iran.