Egyptian sailors stranded in Hormuz Strait
Twenty-two Egyptian sailors are experiencing a state of waiting and anxiety in the Strait of Hormuz due to the halt in navigation, security challenges, and logistical difficulties they face, coupled with the threat of military escalation and naval mines. The Egyptian Mariner Officers' Syndicate confirmed that the majority of the sailors are still in the area, although 106 have managed to return, while the situation remains difficult for the other 22 due to contract issues and the high costs of returning. The sailors are facing security risks such as explosions and ship fires, as well as poor communication with their families, delayed salaries, and deteriorating supplies of food and water, which has worsened their psychological and financial suffering. Their main goal remains returning home after months of fear, with the syndicate continuing to monitor their situation and advocate for their rights.
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