Strikes Risk Shipping Recovery in Persian Gulf

Recent attacks by Iran and the United States have heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf, disrupting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Despite a preliminary peace agreement aimed at reopening the waterway, ongoing military strikes and threats have caused many ships to remain stranded or alter their routes, with shipping traffic significantly reduced from prewar levels. International efforts to evacuate vessels are underway, but escalating hostilities are preventing normal maritime movements and increasing risks for commercial shipping in the region.

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