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Maritime shipping companies are turning away from passing through the Strait of Hormuz via the US-controlled transit system due to increasing Iranian attacks on ships and rising security threats. They have been forced to use alternative routes, accompanying Iranian or Omani coastlines, amidst fears of being targeted. This comes especially after the Iranian Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for attacks on oil tankers and gas carriers since July. Despite efforts by the United States to secure navigation through a coordinated system involving drones and small boats, shipping activity remains low. Threats, security warnings, and the risk level have all increased, reaching "severe" according to the US Navy.
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