Circa 400 de nave sunt în continuare blocate în Golf, susține Organizaţia Maritimă Internaţională

Approximately 400 ships remain stranded in the Gulf six months into the Iran conflict, posing risks to thousands of sailors, according to the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Despite some vessels departing, around 6,000 sailors are still unable to leave safely. The IMO reported 70 attacks on international ships in the Gulf since the war began, resulting in 19 fatalities. The deteriorating maritime security situation is particularly concerning for innocent sailors. The Strait of Hormuz, a key dispute area, was previously open for navigation. U.S. forces maintain a naval blockade on Iranian ports, while Iran pressures shipping companies through threats. President Trump claims the strait is fully under U.S. control, but some analysts dispute this assessment.