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The article discusses an unprecedented decline in ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, observed for more than two months. Data shows that the number of ships passing through the strait dropped to only seven ships on Tuesday. Additionally, escalating attacks on oil tankers have heightened tensions in the region. The data indicates that oil supplies from the Gulf have decreased by 27% from their highest wartime levels, with the shortfall offset by increased exports from the Gulf of Oman and the Red Sea coasts. Sources confirm that these disruptions have led to a reduction in vessel crossings and dispersal of shipments away from the strait, but they have not affected overall Arab oil exports, which remain close to pre-war levels.
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