Iraqi Oil Tankers Navigate Despite Strait Decline
Ship movements through the Strait of Hormuz have remained significantly low, recording fewer than 20 ships over the weekend, with a decline in crossing vessels compared to previous days. It is estimated that approximately 89 ships left the strait and 103 entered it during the week, representing a decrease of up to 90% from pre-conflict levels. Additionally, data shows the arrival of large empty oil tankers heading to Iraq in the Gulf, as maritime traffic through the strait continues to decline, and ship transits through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait remain at low levels.
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