Iran Reopens Hormuz Strait with Strict Conditions, Global Tensions Rise

• Iran reopens the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz after 24 days of closure due to the Israel-America war.
• The closure led to a global fuel shortage, disrupting LPG and oil supplies worldwide.
• Iran announced the reopening in a letter to the UNSC but imposed three strict conditions for passage.
• Ships from America-Israel and their allied countries are banned; only non-aggressive nations complying with safety protocols allowed.
• 20 Indian tankers carrying oil, natural gas, and LPG are stranded in West Asia, awaiting passage through Hormuz.