According to data released by the international shipping information platform “Maritime Traffic Website” on July 31, the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz on the 30th fell from 22 the previous day to 5, a drop of 77%. According to data from the platform, all five ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz via the Iranian side of the channel. International market service agency Kopler said in a social media post on the 30th that ongoing maritime safety risks and war insurance costs seem to have now become the main obstacles limiting crude oil exports in the Gulf region. Data from the “Maritime Transport Website” also shows that navigation in the Mander Strait remains relatively active. A total of 47 ships passed through on the 30th. Of these, 27 entered the Red Sea and 20 left the Red Sea. Some analysts believe that although both the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Mander maintain navigation, route selection and operation risks are still closely related to changes in the regional security situation.

According to data released by the international shipping information platform “Maritime Traffic Website” on July 31, the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz on the 30th fell from 22 the previous day to 5, a drop of 77%. According to data from the platform, all five ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz via the Iranian side of the channel. International market service agency Kopler said in a social media post on the 30th that ongoing maritime safety risks and war insurance costs seem to have now become the main obstacles limiting crude oil exports in the Gulf region. Data from the “Maritime Transport Website” also shows that navigation in the Mander Strait remains relatively active. A total of 47 ships passed through on the 30th. Of these, 27 entered the Red Sea and 20 left the Red Sea. Some analysts believe that although both the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Mander maintain navigation, route selection and operation risks are still closely related to changes in the regional security situation.