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The article discussed the decline in maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to its lowest level since May, with the average number of commercial ships passing through the strait over the past ten days reaching about 10 ships per day. This is compared to more than 15 ships at the beginning of the week and closer to 13 ships at the end of the previous week. Data from Kpler attributed this decrease to the American and Iranian attacks on oil tankers, which led to heightened tensions and impacted ship transit in the area. It is worth noting that these tensions and military actions have caused fluctuations in maritime activity, and this situation is expected to continue due to the security and political conditions in the region.
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