World’s largest tanker owner warns weeks‑long traffic delays if Trump’s Iran deal reopens Hormuz

Benzinga reports that the world’s largest tanker owner warns of prolonged traffic delays if the Trump‑era Iran agreement reopens the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement could allow more vessels to transit the strategic waterway. The tanker company estimates that congestion could last several weeks. Shipping firms have expressed concern over potential supply chain disruptions. Industry analysts note the strategic importance of Hormuz for global oil flow. The warning comes amid renewed diplomatic negotiations over the deal. Regulators may need to coordinate traffic management to mitigate impacts. Stakeholders are watching for official implementation timelines.