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Buques permanecen frente a las costas de Bandar Abbas mientras Irán negocia con Omán una ruta temporal "segura" por el estrecho de Ormuz, uno de los pasos más vitales para el comercio mundial de energía. El tráfico marítimo sigue muy por debajo de lo normal desde el estallido del conflicto, con Estados Unidos escoltando buques para protegerlos de posibles ataques y manteniendo, a la vez, un bloqueo sobre los puertos iraníes. Reabrir por completo el estrecho se ha convertido en una prioridad clave para Washington en medio de la creciente tensión regional. Te contamos los últimos detalles de esta delicada situación en el Golfo Pérsico.

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00:00On Monday, boats were seen off the coast of Bandar Abbas, a city
00:05Iranian port located in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:08According to the Associated Press, Iran declared that same day that it is finalizing an agreement
00:14with Oman to establish a safe temporary route through the Strait of Gibraltar,
00:20crucial for the global transport of oil and natural gas.
00:24Before the war broke out in late February, a fifth of the oil
00:28World trade was passing through this Strait.
00:31The strategic sea route has become a key point of pressure for Iran,
00:36and its full reopening is one of the main objectives of the US administration.
00:42Ship traffic through the Strait remains well below previous levels.
00:47to war, due to the risk of attack on vessels that do not comply with the regime
00:52inspection imposed by Iran near its coastline, in stark contrast to the free
00:57navigation that existed before the conflict.
01:00The United States has attempted to escort ships through the Strait to protect them from
01:05Iranian attacks with missiles and drones, while at the same time maintaining a naval blockade on
01:10Iran's ports.
01:54Ship traffic through the Strait remains well below the
02:27from the ports of Iran.
02:28Ship traffic through the Strait remains well below the
02:43from the ports of Iran.
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