Iran’s Big Move: Tehran Allows ‘Non-Hostile’ Ships in Strait of Hormuz Amid War

<p>Iran has made a significant move in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, announcing that “non-hostile vessels” will be allowed to pass amid the ongoing regional conflict.</p><p>According to officials, ships can transit the waterway only if they coordinate with Iranian authorities and are not linked to hostile actions against Tehran.</p><p>The decision comes as tensions escalate involving the Iran, United States, and Israel, impacting one of the world’s most critical oil routes—through which nearly 20% of global oil supply flows.</p><p>Experts say this selective access highlights Iran’s attempt to control maritime movement while avoiding a complete shutdown of global energy flows.</p>