IMO Chief Calls for Action To Restore Navigation Through Hormuz
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About 400 ships remained isolated in the Gulf six months after the start of the war in Iran, thousands of sailors in the region being exposed to increased risks, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) warned, reports Ms. and Agerpres. While some ships and their crews managed to leave (from the Gulf), up to 400 ...
Meanwhile.... Arsenio Dominguez, head of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) of the United Nations, stated that approximately 6,000 sailors aboard about 400 ships remain stranded in the Persian Gulf, unable to..
Meanwhile...Arsenio Dominguez, head of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) of the United Nations, stated that approximately 6,000 sailors aboard about 400 ships remain stranded in the Persian Gulf, unable to safely exit through the Strait...
"Up to 400 ships with around 6,000 sailors have failed to safely evacuate since the start of the conflict."
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) noted that as many as 400 ships and 6,000 sailors are still trapped in the Gulf region, six months after the conflict in the Middle East erupted.
The street of Hormus is completely open, claims US President Donald Trump. New figures from the world shipping organization show something different. Iran, meanwhile, admits severe economic damage from the war.
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