Trapped Seafarers Struggle with Mental Health as Hormuz Ceasefire Crumbles

Trapped oil tanker workers struggle with mental health as the fragile Middle East ceasefire crumbles, leaving them stuck in the Gulf for over six weeks.

Seafarers trapped on oil tankers in the Gulf are reaching their mental health limit after over six weeks stuck at sea, with the fragile Middle East ceasefire already showing signs of unraveling. One worker, who first spoke to The Guardian a month ago, describes the situation as

Seafarers Stranded in Gulf for Weeks as Hormuz Ceasefire Frays

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