Quels sont les "navires non hostiles" que l'Iran autorise à passer par le détroit d'Ormuz ?

France Info Economic ImpactNews ReportFR 4 min read 100% complete by franceinfo avec AFPMarch 25, 2026 at 03:30 PM

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Depuis le 28 février, suite à des frappes américano-israéliennes, l'Iran avait quasiment fermé le détroit d'Ormuz, une voie maritime cruciale pour le commerce mondial du pétrole et du gaz. Cette fermeture avait entraîné une forte baisse du trafic maritime et une envolée des prix de l'énergie. Le 24 mars, l'Iran a annoncé la réouverture partielle du détroit aux navires considérés comme "non hostiles", excluant les navires appartenant aux États-Unis, à Israël et à leurs partenaires. Sont autorisés à passer les cargos commerciaux de pays tiers, notamment asiatiques, transportant des hydrocarbures et se conformant aux règles iraniennes. Depuis, quelques navires, dont des méthaniers indiens et un pétrolier panaméen, ont traversé le détroit.

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Cosco has announced the resumption of container bookings to most Gulf countries.

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Three ships have crossed the strait since Monday.

factual — MarineTraffic100% confidence

Iran announced on March 24th that it would allow passage of 'non-hostile' ships.

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From March 1st to 21st, there were only 144 passages through the Strait, a 95% decrease.

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The Strait of Hormuz has been partially open since Sunday after being practically closed since late February.

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Kpler 30% India 35% Organisation maritime internationale (OMI) 35% China 35% Téhéran 40% MarineTraffic 40% Persian Gulf 50% Israel ×370% United States ×370% Iran ×490% Strait of Hormuz ×595%

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détroit d'ormuz 100% navires non hostiles 90% iran 80% commerce mondial 70% pétrole 60% gaz 60% israël 50% cargos commerciaux 50% etats-unis 50% voie maritime stratégique 40%

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Strait of Hormuz

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