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Despite Trump’s claims, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains deeply disrupted
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100% centerFirst reported by Globes · 6 days ago
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What happened
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains heavily disrupted even after the U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal. Only a small number of vessels have crossed, while nearly 500 ships remain stranded in the Persian Gulf amid conflicting U.S. and Iranian statements about whether the strait is open.
- 01Only dozens of ships crossed Hormuz in recent days despite the ceasefire deal.
- 02About 500 vessels, including 220 oil tankers, are still stuck in the Persian Gulf.
- 03Officials in Tehran and Washington issued conflicting statements about the strait's status.
- 04Prewar traffic averaged about 130 ships a day, far above current levels.
- 05Experts say shipping and oil flows may need months to normalize.
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OrganizationsKpler, Windward, BIMCO, United States Central Command, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Reuters, CNN
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N12Center · Hebrew5 days ago
Despite Trump’s claims, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains deeply disrupted
MakoCenter · Hebrew5 days ago
Only a Trickle of Ships Dare Use the Strait of Hormuz After U.S.-Iran Deal
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