Ship crossings via Strait of Hormuz lowest since May
According to data from the shipping tracking company "Kyptol," the movement of ships through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased to its lowest level since May. Many vessels have ceased transiting the area, with the daily average not exceeding 10 ships over the past ten days, and in some days dropping to just 2 ships, most of which are Iranian routes. At the beginning of the week, the traffic slowed to about 5 ships per day before experiencing a slight rebound later, accompanied by signs of ships facing violations in the region. This coincided with rising tensions in the area and Iranian threats to punish violator ships, amid reports of explosion sounds on Qeshm and Jask islands. The data indicates that transit activity is extremely low, reflecting possible escalation in the region and occurring alongside Iranian measures against ships that violate regulations, aiming to maintain control over the strait.
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