Rise in Strait of Hormuz transit

According to an analysis by CNN Network and data from the UK Maritime Trade Operations Center, the Strait of Hormuz experienced a 27% increase in the number of passing ships over the past week, with 103 ships entering and 89 leaving. Most of these vessels were oil product tankers flying the flags of Panama and Liberia, with no American ships present. This indicates a decrease in Iran's control over the strait, as over 80% of maritime shipments in the past two weeks have traversed the internationally recognized Omani route, which Iran refuses to accept. American officials emphasize that the U.S. Navy is strengthening its presence in the strait and is playing a significant role in facilitating global oil flow, assisting in the transportation of over 20 million barrels of oil during the past two weeks.

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