Hormuz Strait Traffic Rebounds Iran Denies Deal
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is gradually returning to normal levels after a sharp decline in mid-July, with five ships passing through in the past 24 hours, while approximately 350 vessels await clearance to pass. Despite the improvement, activity remains below usual levels, and the flow of oil tankers and cargo ships continues to indicate ongoing supply of energy and essential goods. The number of ships within the Gulf remains stable at around 4,259 vessels. At the same time, Iran denied reports claiming it had agreed to an agreement to reopen the strait, emphasizing that vessel passage still requires prior authorization. Media reports also suggested that diplomatic understandings had been reached to de-escalate tensions and reduce the severity of the situation in the region.
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