Ships slow through Hormuz amid security fears

The waters of the Arabian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz are experiencing a decline in maritime navigation due to escalating security tensions and attacks on ships, as vessels begin to avoid the area and communication devices on some ships are being shut down. There has been a rise in incidents where ships are targeted with projectiles and security warnings are increasing. Despite this, oil continues to leave the Gulf via large, empty and loaded oil tankers, with many heading to ports on the Red Sea. Meanwhile, shipping activity through the Strait has significantly decreased, amid growing fears of an escalation in violence and its impact on global oil supplies.

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