Despite a recently announced agreement between the United States and Iran, significant concerns remain regarding maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. Over 600 vessels are currently delayed in the region, awaiting further information and assurances. Ship owners and merchants are particularly worried about the safety of passage through the strait, the potential presence of mines, and increased competition. The agreement’s impact on these specific issues remains unclear, leading to continued hesitation within the shipping industry. Uncertainty persists regarding the practical implementation of the deal and its effect on regional security. Industry stakeholders are seeking concrete details to assess the risks and resume normal operations. The situation highlights the fragility of maritime trade in a geopolitically sensitive area.