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After six months of closing the Strait of Hormuz due to the war between Iran, the United States, and Israel, the movement of essential commodity carriers has decreased by up to 85%. Daily voyages dropped from about 95 to an average of 15 trips after the closure in March, amid Iran's efforts to establish alternative routes and its permission for specific northern routes near the Iranian coast, as well as southern routes between the Omani coast and mined areas. Despite efforts to find a safe passage for the stranded ships—approximately 500 vessels and 6,000 sailors—the ongoing escalation has halted these initiatives, with at least 20 sailors killed in incidents in the region.
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