Iran has announced that its ports are ready to provide technical support, supplies, and medical services to commercial ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz. The state news agency IRNA reported that the Ports and Maritime Organization (PMO) sent an emergency message to ship captains in the Persian Gulf region, assuring access to fuel, food, maintenance equipment, and healthcare at Iranian ports.
According to the statement, Tehran’s initiative aims to ensure the safety of sailors and maintain navigational readiness in regional waters. The message will be broadcast three times daily for the next three days through maritime communication networks and the Very High Frequency (VHF) system.
The development follows months of heightened tension among Iran, Israel, and the United States. Since February, around 2,000 ships and several thousand sailors have been stranded in the area. Iran’s offer came after U.S. President Donald Trump temporarily suspended the military operation “Project Freedom,” which was intended to extract the vessels.
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