G7 Nations Prepare Hormuz Maritime Mission After U.S.-Iran Agreement
French President Macron said G7 countries will work to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without tolls. Britain, France, Italy and the Netherlands are among nations ready to deploy naval forces within days of any agreement.
French President Macron stated that G7 nations will do everything possible to ensure the Strait of Hormuz reopens following a U.S.-Iran agreement. Macron said Britain, France, Italy and the Netherlands stand ready to contribute naval assets to the mission.
The maritime coalition could begin operations within two to three days once an agreement is reached, Macron told reporters. Officials emphasized that reopening the waterway must occur without the imposition of tolls.
G7 members have signaled willingness to participate in the escort operation. The plan focuses on restoring commercial traffic through the critical energy corridor. >"The Maritime coalition is ready to deploy in Hormuz in days." — French President Macron
