UK Invites India To 35-Nation Talks On Reopening Strait Of Hormuz
The UK has invited India to join a 35-nation discussion on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which has been blocked by Iran. The talks aim to find a way to reopen the strategic waterway, which is crucial for global oil supplies, and ensure the safety of ships passing through it.
The UK has invited India to join a 35-nation discussion on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The talks, chaired by British foreign minister Yvette Cooper, aim to find a way to reopen the strategic waterway. Iran has blocked the Strait in retaliation for US-Israeli strikes. The discussions will focus on diplomatic and military options to ensure the safety of ships. A meeting of military planners will be held next week to discuss the details. The US did not attend the talks, with President Donald Trump saying it was the responsibility of other countries to ensure the Strait is open.
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