Iran Allows Friendly Countries' Ships Through Strait of Hormuz, Blocks Hostile Vessels

Iran does not allow ships from hostile countries to pass through this important sea route Tehran allows ships from 5 countries, including India, to pass through Hormuz In an announcement that will be a major relief to India at a time when the war in West Asia is unlikely to be resolved soon, Iran said that it will allow trade ships from India and some friendly countries, including China and Russia, to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Although Iran has not allowed ships from hostile countries to pass through this important sea route. Iranian Foreign Minister Saeed Abbas Araghchi said that we have allowed ships from some countries, which we consider friends, to pass through. China, Russia, India, Iraq, and Pakistan have been given transit permits. At the same time, Iran's Foreign Minister made it clear that ships belonging to Iran's hostile countries will not be allowed to pass through this strategic route. We are in a state of war. This area is a war zone and there is no reason to allow ships from our enemy countries or their allies to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.