00:00ايه مدرل درسيق هرموز
00:02المحلات من الانسائة لم تستقر باما
00:05تقارب عدد منها تحيطاتيكتتيكتية
00:07لكي ترتبط ريش فيها
00:09الحالة
00:10لا يحدث ستقر بيان غير حقا
00:12الحرموز تقر بيان ويانا
00:14ويقرج برقان بريدي الممواطنة
00:15أبو الشيئ للسورة من الوطن الواتفة
00:19لكن سنة الو سرائيل وردل
00:22الحالة يترون في مجموعة محلية
00:25اران يحب ارانengوان
00:26والتركيز عن الوطن الوطن
00:27and has restricted any ships it considers unauthorized.
00:30However, the U.S. says that the route must stay open
00:33and cannot charge any ships to pass.
00:35But why is everyone fighting over it?
00:37Because around one-fifth of the world's energy supplies
00:40traditionally travel through this narrow waterway.
00:42So when ships stop moving, oil prices rise,
00:45transport becomes more expensive,
00:47and the impact can be felt worldwide.
00:49This is why the UAE is expanding routes
00:52through Fujairah and Khurfakan,
00:53while Oman has proposed alternative maritime corridors.
00:56Legally, no single country owns the Strait of Hormuz,
01:00but in reality, the real power lies
01:02with whoever can keep it open and safe.
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