Hormuz Traffic Stalls Despite Ceasefires

The article focuses on the slow continuation of shipping movement through the Strait of Hormuz despite repeated statements about de-escalation and the resumption of navigation. Ships still face restrictions and threats due to the American blockade and Iranian interventions, with new maritime routes under study by Tehran and Muscat. Data indicates that vessel traffic remains limited, with 6 tankers having exited the strait last week and 21 ships entering. Shipping and insurance companies remain hesitant to fully restore normal navigation due to risks related to regional threats, including the presence of potential mines and the overlapping threats from Iran and the United States, which complicate the situation further. It is expected that a significant political and security stability will be necessary for the full resumption of traffic, with shipping and insurance companies relying on official certifications and field reports before fully resuming operations.

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