Organizaţia Maritimă Internaţională susţine că circa 400 de nave sunt în continuare blocate în Golf

The International Maritime Organization warns that around 400 ships remain stranded in the Gulf, affecting approximately 6,000 sailors due to the ongoing conflict. Since the war began, there have been 70 attacks on international vessels, resulting in 19 fatalities. The security situation in the Gulf is deteriorating, particularly impacting innocent mariners. The Strait of Hormuz, a key dispute area, was previously open for navigation. U.S. military forces are enforcing a naval blockade, redirecting commercial vessels, while Iran continues to threaten shipping companies. Despite claims of control over the strait, experts question the actual security situation.