Iran said shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains firmly under its control, citing data that showed confirmed vessel traffic in the waterway had fallen to eight ships. Of those eight completed transits, seven passed through Iranian waters, while no transits were recorded through the Omani channel. Iran also said it had not observed any movement by a shadow fleet in the strait. According to the statement, traffic was evenly split between commercial and non-commercial vessels, and half of all completed transits involved ships flying the Iranian flag. The update was cited by Odaily, which attributed the report to Jin10.
Iran said traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains firmly under its control, according to data cited by Odaily.
The data showed that the number of confirmed vessel transits in the strait had dropped to eight ships. Of the eight completed passages, seven went through Iranian waters. No transits were recorded through the Omani channel, and no movement by any shadow fleet was observed.
Iran also said the eight transits were evenly split between commercial and non-commercial vessels. Half of all completed passages involved ships flying the Iranian flag.
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