বাংলাOngoing conflict has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s key trade and energy routes. Around 400 ships carrying nearly 6,000 sailors are reportedly stranded. The ships in Strait of Hormuz crisis is raising concerns over global trade and energy supplies.
Arsenio Domingues, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), said the conflict was causing major disruptions to critical supply chains. The impact is being felt beyond the region and across different parts of the world.
He warned that prolonged disruption to ships in Strait of Hormuz could have a much wider impact on the global economy because the waterway is vital to international trade and energy supplies.
A significant amount of oil and energy products is transported through the Strait of Hormuz. Any prolonged disruption to ships in Strait of Hormuz could therefore put additional pressure on global energy supplies and international commerce.
The reported presence of around 400 stranded vessels and 6,000 sailors highlights the seriousness of the situation. If ships in Strait of Hormuz remain unable to move normally, disruptions to global supply chains and markets could intensify.
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