Japan and Australia said they had no plans to dispatch naval vessels to escort ships through Hormuz after the US request. Their stated constraints and decisions showed that US partners did not act as a single bloc. For regional people and seafarers, the disagreement did not restore safe transit; it revealed the limits of military coalition-building as a solution to a war-created shipping crisis.
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Which countries said they would not send naval escort ships after the request?
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Japan and Australia said they had no plans to dispatch ships.