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80 Nations Demand Hormuz Reopening at UN, Condemn Iran and Houthi Attacks

At the United Nations General Assembly on September 24, 2026, 80 countries called for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, condemning attacks by Iran and the Houthi group. The demand followed recent disruptions to maritime traffic in the strategic waterway, which has been a focal point of regional tensions.

The United Nations General Assembly convened on September 24, 2026, where 80 nations urged the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments. The countries specifically condemned attacks by Iran and the Houthi group, which have targeted commercial and military vessels in the strait. The attacks, which occurred in late August 2026, led to a temporary closure of the strait and raised concerns over the security of international trade routes.

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IndependentMiddle East EyeSep 24, 09:21 PM
UNGA 2026: Coalition of 80 countries at call for reopening of Strait of Hormuz - Middle East Eye

UNGA 2026: Coalition of 80 countries at call for reopening of Strait of Hormuz  Middle East Eye

IndependentStraits TimesSep 24, 08:51 PM
At UN, 80 countries demand reopening of Hormuz, condemn Iran, Houthi attacks - straitstimes.com

At UN, 80 countries demand reopening of Hormuz, condemn Iran, Houthi attacks  straitstimes.com

IndependentStraits TimesSep 24, 08:51 PM
80 countries demand reopening of Hormuz strait at UN, condemn Iran, Houthi attacks - The Straits Times

80 countries demand reopening of Hormuz strait at UN, condemn Iran, Houthi attacks  The Straits Times

WireReutersSep 24, 08:50 PM
At UN, 80 countries demand reopening of Hormuz, condemn Iran, Houthi attacks - Reuters

At UN, 80 countries demand reopening of Hormuz, condemn Iran, Houthi attacks  Reuters