Détroit d'Ormuz: l’Iran serait-il en train de créer de facto un passage sûr, mais payant?

RFI Economic ImpactAnalysisFR 3 min read 100% complete by Agnieszka KumorMarch 25, 2026 at 07:11 PM

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Selon un article du 25 mars 2026, l'Iran propose un passage sécurisé mais payant dans le détroit d'Ormuz aux navires "non hostiles". Téhéran exige que les navires fournissent des listes d'équipage et de cargaison. Le géant chinois du transport maritime Cosco a déjà annoncé une reprise partielle des réservations de fret vers le Golfe. Des sources indiquent que certains armateurs ont payé jusqu'à 2 millions de dollars à l'Iran pour ce passage sécurisé. Plusieurs gouvernements, dont l'Inde et la Chine, seraient en discussion avec l'Iran pour établir un système de transit contrôlé par les Gardiens de la Révolution iraniens.

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Cosco, a Chinese shipping giant, has announced a partial resumption of freight bookings to the Gulf.

factual — Cosco100% confidence

Ships wishing to pass through the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian protection must provide crew and cargo lists.

factual — null90% confidence

Iran announced that 'non-hostile' ships can pass through the Strait of Hormuz if they respect security rules.

factual — Téhéran90% confidence

Some shipowners have paid up to $2 million to Iran to safely pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

factual — Lloyd's List Intelligence80% confidence

Several governments are in discussions with Tehran to establish a ship transit plan.

factual — Lloyd's List Intelligence70% confidence

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India 35% Malaysia 35% Pakistan 35% Bengbu Shengda Transportation 40% Iraq 40% International Maritime Organization (IMO) 50% Gulf ×260% Lloyd's List Intelligence ×260% Cosco 70% China ×270% Iran ×690% Strait of Hormuz ×695%

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détroit d'ormuz 100% iran 90% passage sûr 80% navires non hostiles 70% transport maritime 60% fret 50% cosco 50% sécurité maritime 40% organisation maritime internationale 40%