U.S. President Donald Trump called for an international coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil shipping lanes. Trump warned that NATO could face a “very bad future” if allies fail to contribute forces, as tensions escalate across the Gulf amid ongoing regional conflict.

US Vs Iran: Trump Warns NATO of ‘Very Bad Future’ Over Hormuz Crisis

U.S. President Donald Trump says countries that depend on Middle Eastern oil should help protect the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. In his remarks, Trump argued that nations like China benefit far more from the route and should join efforts to “police the straits” alongside the United States.


Strait Of Hormuz Crisis: Trump, Starmer Discuss Hormuz Blockade In War

In response to escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, India activates OP SANKALP to secure its commercial and naval vessels. The operation ensures safe passage amid regional threats, with heightened vigilance over maritime security. New Delhi’s proactive measures aim to protect Indian trade and prevent disruption in critical energy routes.

Hormuz Crisis: India Deploys Navy to Secure Vessels Amid Hormuz Crisis

U.S. President Donald Trump has urged global allies to deploy forces and warships to secure the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz amid the broader Iran conflict, as Tehran vows retaliation and refuses to relent on closing the waterway. Tensions risk disrupting global oil routes and deepen Middle East instability.

Trump Seeks Help to Secure Hormuz Strait | Iran Refuses to Step Back

Breaking: Hormuz Crisis: New Delhi to Secure Its Vessels Under Op Sankalp 

Amid ongoing conflict around Strait of Hormuz, some Greek‑owned commercial ships are reportedly continuing to transit the high‑risk waterway, where energy exports and global shipping converge. Despite threats from missile, drone, and naval attacks, these vessels are said to be earning up to $500,000 per day - a reflection of soaring risk premiums and insurance costs for operating in war‑affected seas.

Greek Ships Risk Strait of Hormuz, Earn $500K Per Day Amid Tensions

Greek Ships Risk Crossing Hormuz Strait, Earn Up to $500,000 a Day

Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are creating ripple effects across global industries. The disruption of shipping routes has tightened supplies of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), a critical fuel used to keep high-temperature furnaces running in the glass manufacturing sector. Industry leaders warn that prolonged instability in this key maritime chokepoint could disrupt supply chains, increase production costs and slow manufacturing output worldwide.

Hormuz Crisis: Glass Industry Struggles as LPG Supply Tightens

The Strait of Hormuz, the world’s most critical trade chokepoint, is at the Centre of the economic fallout from the ongoing U.S-Israel conflict with Iran. Nearly 20 million barrels of oil pass through this narrow waterway every day, accounting for roughly one-fifth of global oil consumption.

Hormuz Disruptions:  Strait of Hormuz Crisis Sparks Worldwide Oil and Trade Turmoil

The US has accused Iran of aiding Houthi Pirates. Iran was "deeply involved" in planning operations against commercial vessels in the Red Sea and its intelligence was critical to enable Yemen's Houthi movement to target ships, the White House said on Friday.

Iran "Deeply involved" in Houthi attacks on Red Sea vessels: US

In the early hours of Wednesday, Iran made an attempt to seize two oil tankers near the strategically significant Strait of Hormuz. The US Navy reported that one of the tankers was fired upon by Iranian naval vessels.

Iran attempts to seize oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz, prompts US Navy response

Amid rising tensions with the west and the worst anti-government protests since the Iranian green movement, Iran's military tested new attack drones in the coastal area of the Gulf of Oman and near the Strategic Strait of Hormuz on Saturday as part of military drills conducted by Tehran.

Iran: Tests drones as part of military drills, conducts wargames near strategic strait of Hormuz

Tensions emerge in the Gulf after Iran seized a South Korean vessel at the Strait of Hormuz. South Korea sends delegation to Tehran but Iran is adamant on one demand. WION tells you what.

Iran demands release of assets in South Korea

According to the latest satellite images, Iran has moved a mock US aircraft carrier to the strategic state of Hormuz. Watch report.

Iran's target practice amid tensions? Iran moves mock US carrier at sea

Iran on Monday called attacks on ships in the Gulf "alarming", after the UAE and Saudi Arabia said several vessels including oil tankers were damaged in acts of sabotage off the Emirati coast.

Iran calls ship attacks off UAE 'alarming', urges probe

Iran's top general warned Sunday Tehran could close the strategic Strait of Hormuz shipping route if it faces more "hostility", news agency ISNA said, as the US tightens up sanctions.

Iran warns could shut Hormuz Strait if tensions grow

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