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UN begins clearing stranded ships from the Strait of Hormuz
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75% centerFirst reported by Ynet · 2 days ago
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What happened
The UN International Maritime Organization has started a plan to remove about 11,000 stranded seafarers from the Persian Gulf after the US-Iran war disrupted shipping. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under a US-Iran understanding allows two lanes of traffic, but the long-term arrangement and possible fees remain unsettled.
- 01About 11,000 seafarers and 600 vessels were stranded in the Persian Gulf.
- 02The Strait of Hormuz reopened under a US-Iran understanding.
- 03IMO says the evacuation will involve Iran, Oman, the US and shipping groups.
- 04The passage will be fee-free for 60 days, then talks will resume.
- 05Qatar’s prime minister went to Muscat to push regional shipping talks.
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