Strait of Hormuz Sees Lowest Ship Activity Since Escalation
There has been a sharp decline in navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, with only 10 ships passing through in the past 48 hours, marking the lowest rate since the collapse of the US-Iranian memorandum of understanding in June. This comes amid escalating military tensions between Washington and Tehran and the re-imposition of US sanctions on Iranian ports. The data shows widespread disruption of navigation signals and interference with ship routes, along with intensive US aerial refueling operations, which have caused disruptions in tracking vessel movements. On the military front, US strikes on Iran have continued, and Iran has targeted the city of Bushehr. Meanwhile, Kuwait and Bahrain have activated their air defenses, even as Washington continues to hint at diplomatic solutions despite threats from the Revolutionary Guard of a military response.
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