May saw record non-Iranian ships transit Hormuz
The data shows that the number of ships not affiliated with Iran passing through the Strait of Hormuz is gradually increasing, despite ongoing limited transit activities due to the continuous war in Iran since February. In May, Kepler recorded 27 crossings, with non-Iranian oil tankers continuing to grow in number, some heading to countries such as China, South Korea, and India. Iran has announced the formation of a new authority to manage vessel transit, a move rejected by the United States, which has imposed sanctions on it, thereby heightening tensions around transit operations in the strait.
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