Europe plans a postwar Hormuz shipping mission without the US
The Wall Street Journal reported European governments are drafting a postwar Hormuz mission with mine-clearing and escort vessels that would exclude the U.S., Israel and Iran and keep European ships out of American command.
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@financialjuiceEurope Drafts Postwar Plan to Free Up Hormuz Without US - WSJ European countries are putting together a plan for a broad coalition of countries to help free up shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, including sending mine clearing and oth
@unusual_whalesEuropean countries plan to help free up shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, which includes sending mine-clearing and other military vessels, per WSJ.
@ajenewsBREAKING: European countries have been drawing up a post-war plan for a broad coalition of states, excluding the US, to help free up shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the Wall Street Journal reports.
@osint613WSJ: European nations are assembling a broad coalition to secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, potentially without U.S. involvement.
@wallstreetmavFrance and the UK plan to convene a meeting with dozens of other countries to plan on how to secure the Strait of Hormuz. They plan to issue some strongly worded Tweets after the meeting, then they will continue to "monitor the situation".
@wallstengineWSJ: Europe 🇪🇺 is drafting a postwar plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without U.S. involvement. The U.K. and France will host several dozen countries Friday to discuss mine-clearing, naval escorts, and surveillance once the fighting ends
@ajenglishRT @AJENews: BREAKING: European countries have been drawing up a post-war plan for a broad coalition of states, excluding the US, to help f…
@financialjuiceEuropean countries plan to help free up shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, which includes sending mine-clearing and other military vessels - WSJ.
@financialjuiceEurope drafts postwar plan to free up Hormuz without US - WSJ
@iranintl_enEuropean countries are putting together a post-war plan for a broad coalition of countries, excluding the United States, to help free up shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the Wall Street Journal reported citing officials.
@firstsquawkFRENCH PRESIDENT MACRON: PLAN IS FOR INTERNATIONAL DEFENSIVE MISSION EXCLUDING "BELLIGERENT" PARTIES I.E. US, ISRAEL & IRAN; EUROPEAN DIPLOMATS SAY EUROPEAN VESSELS WOULD NOT OPERATE UNDER AMERICAN COMMAND - WSJ
@firstsquawkEUROPEAN NATIONS PLAN TO ASSIST IN REOPENING SHIPPING THROUGH STRAIT OF HORMUZ, INCLUDING DEPLOYMENT OF MINESWEEPING & OTHER MILITARY VESSELS - WSJ
@firstsquawkEUROPE DRAWS UP POST-WAR PLAN TO REOPEN HORMUZ WITHOUT US INVOLVEMENT - WSJ
@endgameww3Update: Wall Street Journal: European countries prepare plan to form international alliance to help facilitate navigation movement through the Strait of Hormuz.
@financialjuiceSeveral dozen countries to discuss how to police Hormuz after the war ends - WSJ
@firstsquawkEUROPE DRAFTS POST-WAR PLAN FOR BROAD COALITION TO RESTORE HORMUZ SHIPPING INCLUDING MINESWEEPING & MILITARY VESSELS, EXCLUDING US - WSJ
@firstsquawkEUROPEAN NATIONS ASSEMBLING PLAN FOR BROAD INTERNATIONAL COALITION TO HELP RESTORE SHIPPING THROUGH STRAIT OF HORMUZ - WSJ
@wsjExclusive: European countries are planning a post-war mission to free up shipping in the Strait of Hormuz—excluding the U.S.