The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical focus as US control strengthens and Iran's grip weakens over it. About 80% of vessels now prefer an Omani route sanctioned by the UN, bypassing Iranian aggression despite Tehran's attempt to reassert toll collection rights.
The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical focus as US control strengthens and Iran's grip weakens over it. About 80% of vessels now prefer an Omani route sanctioned by the UN, bypassing Iranian aggression despite Tehran's attempt to reassert toll collection rights.
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The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical focus as US control strengthens and Iran's grip weakens over it. About 80% of vessels now prefer an Omani route sanctioned by the UN, bypassing Iranian aggression despite Tehran's attempt to reassert toll collection rights.
