The Strait of Hormuz Faces Navigational Paralysis After American and Iranian Strikes
There was a nearly complete halt to navigation in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday after the United States launched airstrikes on Iran for the second day in a row, amid signs of escalating tensions between the two sides. Tracking data recorded a decline in daily crossings, with only 14 ships passing through — the lowest level since wartime stoppages — and a complete halt in LNG carrier traffic. The situation suggests escalating tensions following a series of Iranian attacks and American airstrikes, with indications of defensive systems being activated and impacts on maritime tracking.
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