Cerulean reports one vessel transited Strait of Hormuz

Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has seen a significant decline, with only one vessel passing through on Monday, the lowest number since May 7, according to data from the "Copley" platform. In contrast, the number of ships crossing the strait in the preceding days was higher; for instance, only seven ships passed through on Thursday. Data from "Copley" indicates that shipping activity fell below 20 ships over two days. For the week, only 84 ships transited, compared to previous periods of intense activity. U.S. authorities confirmed that more than 40 tankers carrying 16 million barrels of oil passed through during a single day under American protection. This decline comes amid efforts to tighten the blockade on Iran and regional tensions. Reports indicate that shipping activity remains low compared to previous periods, with signs of worsening trade and oil markets in the region.

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