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UK, France and Oman Move to Secure Hormuz Transit

UK, France and Oman Move to Secure Hormuz Transit

France and the United Kingdom agreed with Oman to restore safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz. The official UK-France statement says safe passage for ships of all nations is a global concern and that London and Paris are ready to deploy the broader Multinational Military Mission to support freedom of navigation. A separate Downing Street readout says Starmer and Sultan Haitham discussed shipping-industry reassurance after Oman helped mediate the U.S.-Iran deal. For Israel, the test is practical: Iran must not convert Hormuz into a toll gate, coercive route-control tool or leverage for nuclear and proxy rebuilding.

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