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Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz decreased to six ships on Tuesday, compared to an average of 11 ships over the previous ten days, amid fading hopes of reaching an agreement between the United States and Iran. Data from the Kpler platform showed that four ships entered the waterway, including two empty oil product tankers, while two ships carrying gas and crude oil exited. Typically, the transit of ships through the strait has ranged between 130 and 140 vessels before tensions escalated. This shift in shipping activity comes at a time when officials continue to escalate rhetoric, with Trump calling on Iran to pay compensation for the dead, following a previous failed agreement and rising tensions between the two countries regarding navigation in the strait.
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