Maritime Traffic Drop at Hormuz Strait
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased to six ships, compared to the daily average of around 11 ships, reflecting a decline in hopes of reaching an agreement between the United States and Iran. Shipping began to decline amid escalating tensions, with four ships entering the strait by the time of this report, while two vessels carrying liquefied petroleum gas and fuel departed. The strait was usually navigated by between 130 and 140 ships daily before the escalation of the war. This suggests a deterioration of security conditions and expectations of further tensions in the region.
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