France Proposes Mission to Secure Strait of Hormuz
France presented requirements to the United States and Iran today to launch a multinational mission to secure the strait. The French proposal suggests treating the strait issue separately from the broader conflict. France is calling on Iran to negotiate on fundamental issues to preserve global economic balances. The proposal said the need for permanent dialogue with major economies, including China. The initiative aims to ensure navigation is not disrupted by political negotiations or military escalation. The proposal follows the passage of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle through the Suez Canal. The mission would reportedly be led by nations not directly involved in the current conflict.
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Sources · 7 independent
Radio Orient
“Paris a présenté aujourd'hui aux États-Unis et à l'Iran ses exigences, des exigences pour lancer une mission multinationale de sécurisation du passage.”
RTHK Radio 1 Cantonese
“France Proposes Multinational Mission For Strait Security”
Monte Carlo Doualiya
“Paris is moving on the basis that navigation must not remain a terror that hinders political negotiation or military escalation... readiness to participate in a multinational mission to secure the strait led by countries not directly involved in the war.”
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