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The United Nations has raised serious concerns over growing maritime security threats in the Middle East amid the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
According to the United Nations, at least 25 seafarers have lost their lives in 134 confirmed maritime incidents across the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding Middle Eastern waters.
The International Maritime Organization reported that commercial ships have faced increasing threats, with October recording the highest number of maritime incidents since February 2026.
Many vessels and their crews remain stranded in the Persian Gulf, raising concerns about international trade, global energy supplies, and shipping costs.
The United Nations has urged all parties involved in the conflict to stop attacking civilian and commercial vessels and ensure safe passage for international shipping.
The situation remains a major concern for the global economy, as the Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's most important routes for transporting oil and energy supplies.

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