Hormuz traffic drops as tensions rise
An American report reveals that Washington has reduced protection for oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and cut air defense coverage to two windows per day, amid increasing attacks in the region. Meanwhile, Central Command confirmed the continuation of maritime operations against Iran and rerouted 99 commercial vessels until September 11 to ensure navigational safety. It is expected that Gulf foreign ministers will participate in a meeting in Oman to discuss regional developments and ensure safe passage, with the number of ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz dropping to seven vessels on Thursday.
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