[Hormuz Strait Reopens to Navigation Following Preliminary US-Iran Agreement, Some Stranded Ships Begin Passage] BlockBeats News, June 19, according to The Washington Post, following a preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran to lift all transit restrictions on this critical maritime passage, ship traffic in the Hormuz Strait is gradually resuming. Due to the previous situation, some shipping vessels have been stranded in the Persian Gulf region since February of this year. With the easing of tensions, these vessels have cautiously begun passing through the Hormuz Strait. The Hormuz Strait is a vital chokepoint for global energy transportation, and the resumption of navigation is seen as an important signal of reduced regional tensions. [Original Link]