Strait of Hormuz: Fewer ships amid wartime
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly declined, with only four ships passing through on Tuesday, compared to seven ships the previous day. This comes amid an escalation of attacks in the region and increasing pressure on one of the world's most critical energy trade routes. During this period, no giant oil or liquefied natural gas tankers traversed the strait, reflecting ongoing disruptions to global energy supplies caused by confrontations in the area. A large gas carrier loaded with 470,000 barrels of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has departed via an Iranian route, while a "Panamax"-sized Nefte tanker has left carrying approximately 510,000 barrels through an unmonitored route.
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