Traffic slows in Strait of Hormuz

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped sharply over the weekend, according to vessel tracker MaritimeTraffic. Crossings went from 15 on Friday to 11 on Saturday, and 6 on Sun

Alina Hashmi

11 Aug 2026·1 month ago

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Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped sharply over the weekend, according to vessel tracker MaritimeTraffic. Crossings went from 15 on Friday to 11 on Saturday, and 6 on Sunday, the tracker said. The data showed 17 vessels passed through the Iranian Unilateral Scheme route, while 10 others took a route classified as “undetermined”.

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