Greek and Indian oil tankers have aborted transit attempts through the Strait of Hormuz following contradictory statements from Iranian officials. The incident underscores the fragility of the critical energy corridor amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
- Five tankers from Greece and India aborted transit attempts
- Iranian Foreign Minister claimed the strait was open
- Fars news agency contradicted this, citing US naval blockade conditions
- Shipowners are operating in a state of disarray due to conflicting reports
- The event highlights the vulnerability of the global energy supply chain
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