The leaders of Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark expressed this Friday their disastrous support for Iran's announcement about the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil and gas transport, following an agreement of the ceasefire reached in Lebanon.
The reaction came after a diplomatic meeting promoted by the United Kingdom and France, in which the Nordic countries agreed to highlight the importance of keeping open channels of dialogue to resolve the regional conflict. In public statements, the leaders emphasized the need to move towards sustainable solutions based on respect for international law
.Finnish President Alexander Stubb said that his country is ready to actively contribute to efforts to ensure stability in the region. In a post on the social network X, he said that Finland will support initiatives that promote both security and respect for international standards.











