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Decline in transit activity through the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating attacks in the Gulf
The movement of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly decreased, with only three ships crossing on Thursday, the lowest number since May. This decline is due to escalating Iranian attacks on vessels and the reimposition of the U.S. naval blockade targeting shipping related to Iran. The rising tensions between the United States and Iran have almost completely halted transit through this vital oil and gas corridor, leading to a global increase in energy prices. Data also indicated that some ships have stopped or returned to the Gulf after leaving the strait, while supertankers and liquefied natural gas carriers remain outside the strait for the second consecutive day. Sources revealed that Iran has threatened not to allow the export of oil and gas through Hormuz if American attacks continue, hinting at the possibility that the Houthi group may block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait if attacks on Iranian infrastructure escalate.
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