Drop in Strait of Hormuz traffic amid vessel threats

The Strait of Hormuz witnessed a significant decline in maritime activity, with the number of ships passing through yesterday, Tuesday, dropping to the lowest level in a week, with only 8 ships recorded. This comes amid escalating hostilities in the Middle East and heightened tensions between the United States and Iran. Ship owners have avoided using the vital waterway, as all vessels that crossed the strait took the Iranian route, while the strait has remained closed since the attacks on ships began on February 28. Additionally, the number of ships passing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait yesterday, Tuesday, exceeded the average of the previous ten days, reaching 30 ships compared to an average of 25.

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