Navigation in the Strait of Hormuz records lowest level in five weeks amid renewed American aggression
The number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to its lowest level in five weeks, following renewed US aggression against Iran. Most oil tankers have disabled their transmitters, and the entry of LNG carriers has ceased. Iran announced a suspension of transit through the strait until further notice in response to US military movements after Washington launched attacks on Iran, claiming they targeted civilian vessels in the area. These developments are considered an escalation of the situation in the region and have implications for international navigation through the strait.
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