Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either.

Donald Trump

When U.S. President Donald Trump said that he would open the Strait of Hormuz, what he evidently meant was that the United States would promote the kinds of shady practices that animate the “shadow fleets” of Russia, Iran, and Venezuela. Many of the ships now getting in or out of Hormuz are doing so in the dark, with their transponders off. That’s so that they can avoid detection by Iran, which takes potshots at what it considers to be rogue vessels and charges tolls on others. Which means that

Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either. http://foreignpolicy.com - 11.06.2026 03:25
Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either. http://foreignpolicy.com - 11.06.2026 03:25
Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either. http://foreignpolicy.com - 11.06.2026 03:25

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Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either. http://foreignpolicy.com - 11.06.2026 03:25
Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either. http://foreignpolicy.com - 11.06.2026 03:25
Hormuz Isn’t Closed Anymore. But It’s Not Fully Open, Either. http://foreignpolicy.com - 11.06.2026 03:25