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More ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz: US pilot crashed in Iran rescued

More ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz after a French ship was allowed to go through the strait last week. Iran has announced it has approved passage for Iraqi ships while readings of passing ships have ticked upwards for the first time since the war started.

The latest developments indicate that the Strait of Hormuz is gradually being re-opened to specific ships and countries. However, the Iranian regime has also reiterated that there are no ongoing negotiations with the US administration and President Trump.

Meanwhile, President Trump has declared that the the second US pilot that crashed with his fighter in jet in Iran has been found safely and successfully rescued. Both of them were rescued. Below is reportedly footage of a gun fight between US forces in Iran during the rescue operation.

Iran and Israel are still exchanging fire with Israel bombing targets in Iran while Iran is launching ballistic missiles at Israel. Iran fired missiles and drones at US military assets and energy facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and the UAE. The US and Israel also struck a large group of pro-Iranian militants at a border checkpoint in Iraq while the militants were travelling to Iran.

 

 

 


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2 responses to “More ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz: US pilot crashed in Iran rescued”

  1. […] cargo ships have begun passing through the Strait of Hormuz but these new passages are not impacting energy prices so far. Iran is still targeting energy […]

  2. […] is heightened activity through the Strait of Hormuz today after US President Donald Trump yesterday announced that ceasefire negotiations were well […]

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