Nations Unite to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
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Thirty-five nations gather for a virtual meeting to address the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane halted by the U.S.-Iran conflict. The meeting, led by British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, aims to reopen navigation, protect trapped vessels and crews, and restore global oil flow. Oil prices surge due to the crisis. The U.S. declines the invite, shifting responsibility to allies. Military intervention is off the table due to risks. The coalition, including the U.K., France, Japan, and the UAE, has already demanded Iran lift the blockade. Working-level talks and military planning follow. Starmer emphasizes the need for a strong mix of military, diplomacy, and industry efforts.
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