Strait of Hormuz Cargo Ships Drop
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Ship tracking data indicates a sharp decline in the number of cargo ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, which dropped to only three compared to 12 the previous day. This is well below the average of around 17 ships per day before the war with Iran on February 28. The figures exclude ships that crossed with disabled transmitters and receivers to avoid detection, as before the U.S. imposed the Iranian oil export sanctions in mid-July, approximately 125 ships would pass through the strait daily, significantly impacting global oil flow. In the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the ship passage rate continued at a relatively normal level, exceeding 24 ships on Saturday and 27 on Sunday, compared to an average of about 27 ships over the past ten days.
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