I think they'd still honor it. Let's give it a shot.

I must be dense because, I don't know what the funny impliction is. Please explain it to me 🥲

That guy is a colossal piece of shit.

Not until you cleaned up your political class, young man/lady/lizard!

Normally I'd say "isn't that a silly question?"

But considering the guys running this war are a drunk TV show host and an octogenarian TV show host with dementia, I could totally see them just bombing random ships for fun.

After all, it makes them feel like a big boy and it's the peasants' kids that get to endure the consequences.

Yes, we all want to kick the Israeli and US ambassadors.

This statement was made live on BBC but the report seems to be true, here are some links.

https://news.meaww.com/fact-check-is-the-claim-iran-will-offer-hormuz-passage-to-countries-expeling-us-envoys-true

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/iran-offers-any-country-free-pass-through-strait-hormuz-one-terrifying-condition-1784287

https://shafaq.com/en/Middle-East/Iran-offers-Hormuz-passage-to-countries-expelling-US-Israeli-ambassadors

It’s already closed. The threat and the resulting insurance pull is all that’s needed. https://shanakaanslemperera.substack.com/p/actuarial-warfare-how-seven-insurance

Iran can close the straight with like 2 dudes with RPGs.

Trade ships will redirect at even the threat of being met with any confrontation. It is not worth the risk. Iran doesn't need a Navy to do this either. They need a couple dudes with AKs in a speedboat.

For more info. Just look at Yemen's blockade as an example.

Ships aren't gonna risk massive payloads. Insurance won't cover the loss either.

Considering it has signficantly affected oil prices. Yes.

A large amount of ships are currently stuck in the persian gulf. A significant portion of this is because they do not want to take the risk. The threat is enough to be effective but Iran is also enforcing it.

Oil tankers tend to be a pretty risk-averse group. They're not going to risk getting hit and having their multi-million dollar cargo go up in flames, even if the risk of getting hit while transiting the strait is relatively low.

The Straits are 20 miles at the narrowest. they can hit ships with artillery. Plus they also have drones, which they've been using to hit over ten oil tankers since the illegal war began

It appears to be true with fact checking here

"The claim is indeed true that Iran has offered 'full right and freedom' to transit the strategic waterway if Arab and European nations sever ties with the US and Israel, as per state broadcaster IRIB."