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US military says Hormuz Project Freedom has ‘just begun’

May 5, 2026, 18:29 GMT+1

Ship owners and insurance companies have responded positively to the US military’s Project Freedom operation in the Strait of Hormuz, which has “just begun," a CENTCOM spokesperson told Al Jazeera Arabic.

The spokesperson said the operation is temporary and aimed at creating a safe corridor and “security umbrella” for commercial vessels.

The operation is intended to ensure ships can safely transit the strait and support regional and global economies, the spokesperson added.

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