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Hormuz Strait navigation dips below 10-day average
The article discusses maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Preliminary data show that five new ships crossed the strait in one day, a figure significantly lower than the average of 15 ships over ten days. The data indicate that two tankers carrying liquefied petroleum gas and one tarring cargo ship exited the strait, while two empty vessels entered the navigation corridor. It is possible that these figures may change due to some ships ceasing transmission during their journey. This decline in maritime activity reflects a potential fluctuation in commercial activity and comes amid ongoing regional tensions surrounding the security of the strait, which is one of the most important global routes for transporting oil and raw materials.
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