Iran's chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz has crippled oil supply to several countries, but some nations are finding ways to pass through the waterway. Among them are India, China, Russia, Iraq, Pakistan, Thailand, and Malaysia, which have been assured by Iran that their ships will be allowed to pass through.
However, the United States and Israel, along with their allies, have been refused passage by Iran. The country has also announced plans to levy a toll on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, sparking concerns about the move's legality and impact on global trade.
Over 2,000 ships are currently waiting to pass through the waterway, and the situation remains uncertain as the war between Iran and the United States continues.
