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Iran says ships being ‘guided’ by US through Hormuz must work with its armed forces

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Iran says ships being ‘guided’ by US through Hormuz must work with its armed forces
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The US has launched 'Project Freedom' to guide commercial ships through a southern route of the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions with Iran, which insists all transits must be coordinated with its armed forces. Shipping companies are proceeding cautiously due to unclear security conditions and conflicting directives from Iran and the US. Over 850 ships and 20,000 sailors remain stranded in the Gulf following blockades imposed by both Iran and the US after the outbreak of hostilities in February.

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World news | The Guardian · https://www.theguardian.com/profile/julianborger
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Children play in the water along the shore bulk carriers, cargo ships, and service vessels sit offshore in the strait of Hormuz, off Bandar Abbas, Iran. Photograph: Razieh Poudat/APView image in fullscreenChildren play in the water along the shore bulk carriers, cargo ships, and service vessels sit offshore in the strait of Hormuz, off Bandar Abbas, Iran. Photograph: Razieh Poudat/APUS-Israel war on IranIran says ships being ‘guided’ by US through Hormuz must work with its armed forcesShipowners wary as Iran says it will attack any foreign military entering waterway under Trump plan Middle East crisis – live updates Julian Borger in JerusalemMon 4 May 2026 07.09 EDTLast modified on Mon 4 May 2026 07.36 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe US has launched an operation to “guide” ships…

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