Iranian Navy: Ships still require permission to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

金色财经_ · 2026-04-08T18:02:38+00:00

On April 8th, The Wall Street Journal reported that the Iranian Navy has demanded all ships obtain permission to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, or they will be destroyed. Trump agreed to suspend military strikes against Iran on the condition that the strait remains open and secure. Currently, most ships are anchored, and fighter jets are patrolling over the Persian Gulf.

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2026-04-08 18:02:38

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Golden Finance reported that on April 8, according to a Wall Street Journal report, Iran’s navy informed ships moored near the Strait of Hormuz that, through this strait, they still need to obtain Iran’s permission. A recording shared by a crew member shows: “All ships must obtain permission from the navy of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to pass through the strait. Any ship attempting to cross without permission will be destroyed.” The information was broadcast to the ships via radio. President Trump said he has agreed to pause strikes against Iran for two weeks on the condition that the strait can be “fully, immediately, and safely” reopened. The Iranian government has signaled that it intends to continue exerting influence on the waterway. Based on photos and videos shared by the crew, fighter jets are still circling above the Persian Gulf. Most ships remain docked.

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