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Maritime data shows a limited and selective crossing of ships through the Strait of Hormuz following the Iranian Revolutionary Guard's announcement of its closure "until further notice." Since the morning of July 13 until 12:00 p.m., five ships have passed, totaling 14 ships since the announcement. Most of these vessels were linked to Iran, with some changing their routes prior to crossing, indicating uncertainty regarding passage regulations. The strait also saw an extraordinary oil tanker carrying approximately 495,000 barrels from Iraq, along with other ships taking different routes despite the closure announcement, reflecting ongoing ambiguity in navigation through the strait.
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