These Are the Ships Allowed by Iran to Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz

Iran has approved the passage of ships carrying humanitarian aid and essential goods through the Strait of Hormuz. This is based on a letter from the trade development office of the Ministry of Agriculture, as quoted by Tasnim News Agency. The policy, supported by the government and armed forces, allows ships transporting basic necessities and animal feed to pass through under certain conditions. Industrial associations have been notified to resume sending cargo ships to ports in southern Iran following the lifting of previous restrictions. On Saturday (4/4/2026), Iran announced that it would allow ships carrying humanitarian aid and essential goods to pass through the highly strategic Strait of Hormuz. This marks a partial easing of previous restrictions. Following this approval, industrial associations have informed their member companies to continue sending cargo ships to ports in southern Iran. And this marks the end of previous restrictions that had disrupted supply routes.