In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, two LPG ships sailed through the Strait of Hormuz en route to India on March 14, 2026, following diplomatic engagement between New Delhi and Tehran. The Iranian Navy guided an Indian LPG tanker through the strait along a pre-approved corridor.

India confirmed the safety of over 600 Indian seafarers stranded in the Hormuz region. The government began prioritising household and essential-sector LPG supplies while reviewing allocations to restaurants, hotels and other commercial users. India imports about 60% of its LPG consumption, and about 90% of those imports come through the Strait of Hormuz; the crisis exposed the country's vulnerability to geopolitical disruptions in energy supply chains.