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Shipping data warns of an unprecedented decline in Gulf ship transits through the Strait of Hormuz, with only three ships passing in a single day—this is the lowest level since last May—amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. No oil or liquefied natural gas tankers have crossed the strait for the second consecutive day, and most vessels have halted or returned following recent attacks and the American crackdown on shipments linked to Iran. Meanwhile, Iraq temporarily suspended oil loading operations at the Basra port after a drone attack on a tanker, although operations later resumed. These developments indicate increasing security tensions in the region and their impact on vital maritime transportation.
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