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CMA CGM ships are back in the Suez after Houthi attacks eased, showing resilience amid global tensions over energy and rare-earth exports.

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Ships Cross Strait Despite Blockade

Several vessels, including the first French-owned ship since the war began, have crossed the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran effectively blocked after the start of the Iran-Israel conflict. The crossings include ships from Japan, France, and Oman, signaling some reopening of the vital energy route amid ongoing tensions.

Global Oil Routes Disrupted

The Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed due to Iran-backed attacks, causing a sharp rise in energy prices and prompting countries like Egypt to implement energy-saving measures. Shipping reroutes around South Africa are increasing, risking further economic impacts.