Hormuz Tragedy: 8,000 Sailors at Risk

Approximately 8,000 maritime sailors of various nationalities, mostly from low-income Asian countries, are suffering from forced detention and difficult psychological conditions in the waters of the Arabian Gulf due to escalating armed conflicts that have paralyzed maritime navigation. The sailors face harsh living conditions, including shortages of food and water, restrictions on the use of phones and sharp tools, and electronic interferences that have hindered international GPS systems. Additionally, maritime companies are struggling to provide replacement crews due to travel restrictions, and evacuation efforts have halted as security conditions worsened, with only 2,900 sailors successfully rescued since the beginning of the crises.

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