400 de nave sunt în continuare blocate în Golful Persic la şase luni de la izbucnirea războiului din Iran

Nearly 400 ships remain trapped in the Gulf six months after the Iran conflict began, posing increasing dangers to thousands of sailors, according to the International Maritime Organization (IMO). While some crews have managed to leave, around 6,000 sailors on these vessels are still unable to depart safely. The IMO has documented 70 attacks on international ships in the region since the conflict started, resulting in 19 fatalities. The security situation at sea is deteriorating, affecting innocent mariners particularly. The Strait of Hormuz is central to the US-Iran dispute, with ongoing tensions impacting maritime navigation. Despite claims of control over the strait, experts question the actual safety of shipping routes.