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    Kanada und seine Verbündeten sagen, sie seien bereit, dabei zu helfen, die Schifffahrtsblockade des Iran zu beenden

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    1. toilet_for_shrek on

      >“We express our readiness to contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait. We welcome the commitment of nations who are engaging in preparatory planning,” reads the joint statement.

      So Canada and a bunch of allies endorsed this statement. It really doesn’t mean much or signal what kind of actions these countries are willing to take. 

    2. OneLessFool on

      The faster we and our allies abandon the US to its fate in the Middle East by pulling out all troops and resources, the faster the US will be forced to strategically exit. The more material support we provide to the US, the longer this mistake drags on.

      If there’s anywhere we should be intervening, it’s in Lebanon as international peacekeepers preventing the ethnic cleansing of Southern Lebanon.

    3. northbk5 on

      There is precisely zero we can do militarily to stop Iran’s shipping blockade.

      We can either choose to negotiate with Iran directly for Canadian trapped ships or pressure the United States to negotiate with good faith with Iran on permanently ending hostilities.

    4. Reasonable-Sweet9320 on

      Iran is willing to use diplomacy, as they were just prior to the attack, to ensure passage of oil;

      [How countries are cutting deals with Iran to move oil through the Strait of Hormuz – and undermine Trump](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/iran-strait-of-hormuz-oil-tankers-trump-which-countries-b2942345.html)

      [Europe Negotiating With Iran For Oil Access Through Strait—As U.S. Still Blocked—Report Says](https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2026/03/13/europe-negotiating-with-iran-for-oil-access-through-strait-as-us-still-blocked-report-says/)

      https://m.economictimes.com/news/international/world-news/iran-ready-to-let-japanese-vessels-transit-hormuz-kyodo-reports/articleshow/129711872.cms

      [Iran Opens Strait of Hormuz for India-Flagged Ships After Jaishankar–Araghchi Talks: Sources](https://www.timesnownews.com/india/iran-opens-strait-of-hormuz-for-india-flagged-ships-after-jaishankararaghchi-talks-report-article-153815851)

      [China in talks with Iran to allow safe oil and gas passage through Hormuz, sources say](https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/china-talks-with-iran-allow-safe-oil-gas-passage-through-hormuz-sources-say-2026-03-05/)

      With ground troops on the way, it’s vital for the world economy that the strait remains open.

    6. bluddystump on

      Whatever we do there should be a price tag on it the the US and Israel need to pay. No more free ones for these guys.

    7. Justin_123456 on

      Why do we insisting on tonguing Donald Trump’s asshole?

      This was an illegal war of aggression. An act of a fascist regime in Washington that thinks laws don’t apply to it, and it can do what it wants.

      If anything we should giving our diplomatic condemnations, and trying to find ways to pressure the American regime.

    8. AdmiralAsshat69 on

      That’s not what this is. This is an American assault launched on behalf of Israel.

      The blocked shipping lanes are the consequence of that.

      Planting season is about to begin in the northern hemisphere.

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