UK-led Hormuz talks demand 'immediate' reopening of Hormuz
A UK-led meeting of 40 countries has demanded the immediate and unconditional reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which has been virtually closed since the US-Israeli war against Iran started on February 28. The closure has impacted global supplies of oil, liquid natural gas, and fertiliser, leading to a sharp rise in energy prices.
A UK-led meeting of 40 countries has called for the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The strait has been closed since the US-Israeli war against Iran started on February 28, affecting global supplies of oil, gas, and fertiliser. This has led to a rise in energy prices. The meeting discussed possible collective action, including diplomatic pressure and sanctions. The Gulf Cooperation Council has called for the UN to authorise the use of force to protect the waterway. Bahrain has proposed a draft resolution to allow states to use necessary means to ensure free transit through the strait.
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