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Iran's Forceful Command of the Hormuz is Working Despite the U.S. attacks, Iran's strikes on the ships taking the Omani route has worked. Only ONE SHIP took the Omani route yesterday. The rest took the Iranian Route. I still stand by Oman betrayed Iran with these routes they made... show more

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Fox News: Contrary to U.S. claims, ships are using the route designated by Iran. The U.S. Navy's Central Command stated that the southern route through the Strait of Hormuz remains open and has been expanded. According to the U.S., the other routes are not protected. However, yesterday, 22 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz. Only one ship used the route through Omani waters, while the majority, 21 ships, chose the route designated by Iran.

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FOX: U.S. Naval forces central command says the southern route remains open and has been expanded. The other routes according to the U.S. are not protected. Yesterday 22 ships crossed the strait—most electing to travel the route designated by Iran.

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Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours. Visible AIS traffic is observed mainly in the Iran route. The Oman route has gone completely dark for inbound tankers. Based on inbound tankers, they all used Iran route. I will need to confirm later using satellite data how many tankers went in through the Oman route. The video is from MarineTraffic and I have included my table for inbound tankers.

Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours. Visible AIS traffic is observed mainly in the Iran route. The Oman route has gone completely dark for inbound tankers. Based on inbound tankers, they all used Iran route. I will need to confirm later using satellite data how many tankers went in through the Oman route. The video is from MarineTraffic and I have included my table for inbound tankers.

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