Iran Keeps Strait of Hormuz Open, Except for Enemies

0:00It's March 22nd. Welcome to Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Iran's representative to the United Nations Maritime Agency announced that the Strait of Hormuz stays open to all shipping, except for vessels tied to. Iran's enemies. This statement came on March 22nd, right after US President Donald Trump warned each strike Iranian power plants if the key waterway wasn't, fully accessible within 48 hours. From the ongoing US and Israeli military actions against Iran, have deterred most ships from passing through the narrow strait lately. That route handles about one-fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas supplies, raising fears of a major global energy crunch if blockages. Continue. Iran expressed willingness to team up with the International Maritime Organization to enhance safety for seafarers in the Gulf region. Ships clear of enemy links can navigate by arranging security details with Tehan first, though officials insist diplomacy works best once attacks.

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