Ship traffic through Strait of Hormuz drops to 4

Shipping data shows that the number of ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz remained below ten, with four ships passing through yesterday, Tuesday. This is below the ten-day average of 18 ships and reflects a slowdown in traffic due to heightened attacks in the region. None of these ships were giant oil or gas carriers; however, a large Suezmax gas tanker carrying about 470,000 barrels of LPG departed through the Iranian route, along with the Notilos tanker, which was carrying approximately 510,000 barrels of naphtha on an unmonitored route. Two ships entered the area loaded with goods via the Iranian route. At the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the number of ships remained steady at 22, with no significant change from the previous day. This indicates a decline in maritime activity in the Hormuz Strait amid escalating tensions and attacks in the region, with the possibility that some vessels are sailing with their communication devices turned off to maintain concealment.

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