Arsenio Dominguez

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39 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 11 Apr

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There has been a couple of days, six or around 10 transits, but they still know the numbers of 130 transits a day.
So the reality is that the situations for the seafarers continues to be quite dire in the area.
Splashdown confirmed.
It's very challenging, particularly because of the 20,000 innocent seafarers that are actually trapped in the Strait of Hormuz because of this conflict.
It's around 2,000 vessels as well, that of course, the longer that this conflict takes, the more worries that we will be on the supplies for these seafarers, from food, water, to oil and fuel for these vessels to continue to at least be operating there.
There's no ways for us to start working
on crew changes because there is a conflict area and there are limitations in relation to flight as well.
It's a conflict area.
So even the ports facilities have been targeted as well.
And the movement is more limited.
We have to remember as well that air traffic has been disrupted.
And in order for a ship to change crews, we need to bring new one in.
And of course, I wouldn't call for any innocent seafarer right now to travel into this region and board a vessel.
This is what becomes very difficult.
Ships cannot be left unattended.
They become immediately a hazard.
Right now, we're looking first into those ships that are probably more in need in relation to supplies to the seafarers that need any assistance.
In parallel, we are developing the operational aspects and then getting the commitment from the member states around the region that the ships can evacuate in accordance to the decision that we took last week to establish a framework, a mechanism,
in order for the ships to transit out of the Strait of Hormuz.
What we need is the situation to actually go back to what it was before three weeks ago in order for shipping to continue to navigate.
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