Over a dozen countries offer to play role in Hormuz mission, Britain’s Starmer says
France and Britain chaired a meeting in Paris of 49 countries on April 17.
Over a dozen countries offer to play role in Hormuz mission, Britain’s Starmer says
France and Britain chaired a meeting in Paris of 49 countries on April 17. Grouped from 2 articles across 1 sources.
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Countries to discuss Hormuz mission for when conflict ends
PARIS, April 17 - France and Britain will chair a meeting on Friday of around 40 countries aimed at signalling to the United States that some of its closest allies are ready to play a role in restoring freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz once conditions allow.
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