Iran has announced that ships from Bangladesh and several other friendly nations will be allowed to navigate safely through the Strait of Hormuz despite ongoing regional conflict. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on state television that the strait has not been completely closed, countering claims by Western media. He said Iran’s armed forces are ensuring secure passage for vessels from countries it considers friendly or has granted special permission.
According to Araghchi, the countries benefiting from this arrangement include China, Russia, Pakistan, Iraq, India, and Bangladesh. He mentioned that two Indian ships recently crossed the strait safely and that coordination with Bangladesh and others will continue even after the war. However, he clarified that ships from nations Iran views as adversaries or involved in the conflict will not be allowed to pass.
The decision comes as global energy supply disruptions intensify around the Hormuz Strait, a key maritime route. Iran’s selective approach aims to maintain limited trade flow while restricting access to its perceived opponents.
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