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Hormuz traffic reaches three week low MarineTraffic data indicate confirmed crossings through the monitored Strait of Hormuz zone fell to eight on 16 July, down from 15 a day earlier and marking a three week low. Seven of the eight transits followed the Iranian route, with no crossings via... show more

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West Risingvor 2 Monaten

How many dark crossings?

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Joe Slithervor 2 Monaten

This doesn’t tell you anything. When ships turn off their signal you don’t know.

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The Vanguardvor 2 Monaten

The Hormuz closure will destroy everyone's lives

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AZManvor 2 Monaten

Im pretty sure I saw at least 10 cross yesterday on your site. They just turned AIS off farther out. I got more in my fleet I am tracking today.

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Tuscan Starvor 2 Monaten

Iran will fully stop the inbound route by Oman ...why .. because @CENTCOM @USNavy trying to sneak tankers out via the in route.. transponders off...@mb_ghalibaf @IRGC_Press know..

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Barney Testervor 2 Monaten

Were these apparent "Strait-crossing" ships really there? It's common knowledge that it's not hard to spoof GPS and create virtual ship traffic, and I wouldn't put it past the administration to do something like that to make it look like Iran has failed to close the Strait.

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ドナルドの「ホルムズ海峡は解放されている」はやはり嘘だった。 ╮(╯-╰")╭

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As the saying goes: "Three forths of fuck all is still fuck all!"

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Hassan ASvor 2 Monaten

@SusanSakmar Many More with most AIS closed to my knowledge Also , Iran said it’s close , but still more passing

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When ships start avoiding a chokepoint, it’s because they expect the next hit before it happens.

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Trump intentionally fucked the entire planet over in an attempt to feed his own greed. His family was going to make huge amounts of money by stealing Iran's oil and instead the child raping monster was humiliated globally why proving the US military is complete garbage.

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Baron Lamarrevor 2 Monaten

Lower traffic through Hormuz highlights how quickly geopolitical risk can reshape global shipping routes.

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DJSatanevor 2 Monaten

but I thought the man said it was open.

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19 A.Mvor 2 Monaten

With Hormuz traffic at a low, one can't help but wonder: what if dialogue had prevailed over conflict? A stable region benefits everyone.

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Always wrong…

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Diana Elivor 2 Monaten

The decrease in traffic in the Strait of Hormuz reflects the failures of US leadership. Empty promises and sanctions against Iran have had counterproductive results. It's time for the US and Israel to end their presence in the Middle East. Stop the war.

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BREAKING 🔴 U.S. military: "U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) completed a third round of strikes this week against Iran, July 11, holding Iranian forces accountable for attacking another commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. forces hit approximately 140 Iranian military targets with precision munitions launched by land- and sea-based fighter aircraft, drones, and naval vessels. Targets included Iranian missile and drone sites, naval capabilities, ammunition storage facilities, communication networks, and coastal surveillance locations. During three nights of strikes this week, CENTCOM has struck more than 300 targets at the direction of the Commander in Chief to degrade Iran’s ability to attack civilian mariners and commercial vessels freely transiting the strait. Commercial vessel transits through the vital international maritime corridor continue. Since early May, U.S. forces have helped facilitate the successful transit of more than 800 commercial vessels and 400 million barrels of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz."

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