Video: Malaysia-China Oil Tanker Can Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz, What About Indonesia?

Up to now, we are all still focused on the US-Israel versus Iran geopolitical situation, which is none other than related to a narrow route spanning 39 kilometres known as the Strait of Hormuz. This route is under pressure from Tehran’s hardline policies through what they call a ‘selective blockade’. Oil supplies that power our industries, gas that warms homes in the northern hemisphere, and global food price stability all depend on who is allowed to pass and who is expelled. So what is the fate of Indonesian ships in the Strait of Hormuz? Watch the full information in the Profit programme on CNBC Indonesia (Monday, 30/03/2026) below.