Strait of Hormuz sees just a handful of ships trickling through as Iran’s chokehold continues
Story summaryPassage through the Strait of Hormuz has plummeted to an average of seven ships a day — just 5% of its regular traffic prior to the Iran war — as Tehran exerts full control over the critical waterway.
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