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    52 French ships stuck in the Gulf amid Iran conflict, minister says

    Prima NewsBy Prima NewsMarch 6, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    French Minister for Transport Philippe Tabarot
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    Around 50 French ships are ​currently blocked in the ‌Persian Gulf and another eight in the Red ​Sea, France’s Transport Minister ​Philippe Tabarot said on ⁠Friday, as Paris ​seeks support to build a ​coalition of countries to secure shipping traffic in the ​region.
    “There are around ​fifty ships – 52 to be precise – ‌in ⁠the Persian Gulf and eight in the Red Sea, and we ​are ​also ⁠in permanent contact with the crews, ​as there are ​French ⁠sailors aboard a number of these vessels,” Tabarot ⁠told ​French broadcaster ​CNews/Europe 1.
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