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Hormuz Shipping Traffic Remains Stuck in Single Digits
Tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz remains a fraction of pre-war levels, with four vessels traversing the waterway on Tuesday, down from seven the previous day, Reuters has reported, citing ship-tracking data.
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Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz stayed far below pre‑war volumes, with only four vessels recorded on Tuesday, Reuters reported using ship‑tracking data. The previous day had seen seven tankers, highlighting a continued decline. The figures represent only ships with active geolocation devices, as the data set excludes any tankers that have disabled their tracking equipment. This limited flow underscores the ongoing disruption of maritime routes in the region.
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