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Strait of Hormuz Ship Activity Shifts: Overall Volume Falls Over 50 Percent as Iran's Routes See Sharp Rise
@MarioNawfal reported that vessel crossings fell sharply in recent days. Activity rose on routes linked to Iran while the Omani corridor saw a steep drop after recent ship targeting there.
Jul 13, 7:35 AM·1m read1 source
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Ship activity in the Strait of Hormuz declined more than 50 percent over the past few days, @MarioNawfal reported. Crossings on Iran's preferred routes increased sharply during the same period. Activity in the Omani corridor plummeted after ships were targeted there recently by Iran.
The report noted that the shift has enforced use of certain routes while reducing overall traffic volume. No additional details on specific vessels or incidents were provided in the account.
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