Hormuz congestion worsens with reduced navigation
The movement of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly decreased, with only 15 ships passing through in just 10 days, marking the lowest level in a long time compared to the normal rate of 15 ships per day. On Monday, 5 ships crossed—the convoy included two gas tankers and one oil tanker carrying asphalt, while two empty ships entered. These figures may change, as some ships have stopped sending signals during their journeys. This occurs amid escalating tensions in the region and the impact of current events on maritime shipping activity.
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