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Ormuz Straits to Reopen After Four-Month Blockage

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The Ormuz Straits will reopen to shipping after a declaration by Donald Trump.
The blockage, lasting four months due to conflict, has affected over 500 ships and 20,000 sailors.
Shipping operations may take time to normalize and require precautions from navigators and insurers.
Some ships have navigated without transmitting signals and may depart once clearance is given.
Further maintenance of vessels may be necessary before resuming full operations.

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The Ormuz Straits will reopen to shipping after a declaration by Donald Trump.
The blockage, lasting four months due to conflict, has affected over 500 ships and 20,000 sailors.
Shipping operations may take time to normalize and require precautions from navigators and insurers.
Some ships have navigated without transmitting signals and may depart once clearance is given.
Further maintenance of vessels may be necessary before resuming full operations.

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