Hormuz Strait traffic declines
The data shows that the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, Thursday, decreased to 9 vessels from 14 the day before, marking a decline from the average of about 18 ships per day over the past ten days, prior to the escalation of regional tensions. The report indicated that some ships may have been sailing with their transmitting and receiving devices turned off, which could affect the official figures. Additionally, the data revealed that the transit of ships through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait remained stable, with 12 ships entering and 14 ships leaving, including a giant oil tanker heading to Egypt.
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