Transit through Hormuz decreases despite route use

Maritime data has shown that the movement of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased to 5 ships per day, which is significantly less than the average of 15 ships over the past 10 days. This decline comes about six months after the start of the US-led conflict against Iran. In this context, the Omani Foreign Minister met with his Iranian counterpart to discuss a framework for managing vessel traffic through the strait. This includes a temporary navigation route and an agreement on mine removal, with an initial understanding of a provisional route passing through Iranian and Omani waters. All of this is happening amid anticipation of the U.S. response. Before the US-Israeli attack on Iran in February, about one-fifth of global oil passed through the strait.

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