Vessel traffic drops in Strait of Hormuz
The article discusses a significant decline in maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, with the number of ships passing through on Thursday dropping to just nine, compared to 14 the previous day. This is below the ten-day average of approximately 18 ships per day. Data also show that before the war, on February 28, the average daily transits were about 125 ships, accounting for 20% of the global oil and gas supplies. The figures indicate that this decrease is due to escalating tensions surrounding Iran, with maritime movement continuing to decline compared to previous periods. Meanwhile, the transit activity through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait remained relatively stable at around 26 ships per day.
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