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MarineTraffic ship tracking data shows a significant drop in vessel movements through Strait of Hormuz after war started. Majority of vessels in the area had done U-turns, diverted to alternative routes/begun idling in Gulf of Oman, so fewer vessels heading toward Indian Ocean.

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63,472 views • 3 months ago

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