David49
Im not sure what Trump is intending to do, if he is intending to allow all the ships trapped in the Gulf out, thats highly unlikely to work.
Are some ships trapped within the Straight of Hormuz by the US blockade?.
The world's shipping industry also is going on record wondering what Trump intends to do and how his plan will work and how it could be sustainable.
The general secretary of the seafarers union is on record questioning Trump's plan. The captain of an oil tanker currently stuck in the Strait (one of more than 850 vessels) Raman Kapor, told Radio 4 he" would not take the risk" of attempting to leave or put the lives of his crew at risk. The Chief safety and security officer, at the shipping industry group Bimco, Larsen, says "Without the consent of Iran to let commercial ships transit safely through the strait" and "without coordination with Iran's military, there is a risk of hostilities breaking out again if Project Freedom goes ahead".
Aside from the risk to lives, there is concern about lack of insurance cover (life insurance and vessel insurance) in the absence of a negotiated, exit plan agreed between Iran, US and Israel.