(Adnkronos) – The Danish shipping giant Maersk announces that it has “temporarily suspended” its ships’ calls to Haifa due to “potential risks in Israeli ports” after having “carefully analyzed the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran”. This can be read in a note released by Maersk, speaking of the need to guarantee the “safety of our crew”.
Iran, Maersk shipping company suspends calls to Haifa
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