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Vessels have surged through the Strait of Hormuz using Iran’s traffic lanes over the past 24 hours. Marine traffic data shows increased activity in those lanes.
middleeasteye.netVessels have increased their use of Iran’s designated traffic lanes in the Strait of Hormuz over the past 24 hours. Marine traffic monitoring recorded the surge in ship movements through those lanes.
Traffic tracked the higher volume of vessels choosing the lanes associated with Iran. The increase occurred within a single day, according to the monitoring service.
Hormuz serves as a key passage for maritime traffic. Officials have not issued statements on the recent lane usage in the available reports. No incidents or disruptions were reported alongside the observed movements.
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