Washington clarifies safe crossing times for Strait of Hormuz
American reports have concluded that Washington has begun restricting oil tanker transit to two periods each day through the Strait of Hormuz, in order to enhance ship protection following a surge in nighttime Iranian attacks. Nighttime passage windows have been reduced to two specific times during the day, as the safety of nighttime transit remains unconfirmed, with the aim of improving cost management and strengthening military capabilities. The journey through the strait takes approximately seven hours. These measures come as part of an effort to ensure the flow of oil and avoid the escalating threats posed by Iran.
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