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At a Glance Transit through the Strait of Hormuz increased during the third week of the ceasefire , but movement remains uneven, managed, and enforcement-driven. , but movement remains uneven, …

At a Glance Transit through Hormuz increased to 20 crossings , with expanded use of both Northern and Southern Corridors . , with expanded use of both . Dark activity …

At a Glance Hormuz transit holds at 13 crossings, all AIS-visible with no dark activity. with no dark activity. Gulf vessel presence declines to 890 , indicating a slight contraction. …

At a Glance Hormuz transit holds at 13 crossings , with 10 outbound and 3 inbound movements. , with and movements. Gulf vessel presence declines to 896 , indicating a …

At a Glance Hormuz transit drops to 8 crossings , evenly split inbound and outbound, all with AIS active. , evenly split inbound and outbound, all with AIS active. Gulf …

At a Glance Hormuz transit rebounds to 19 crossings, all with AIS active and no dark transits. and no dark transits. U.S. intercepts sanctioned LPG SEVAN in the Arabian Sea …

At a Glance Kharg Island exports fall to ~3M barrels , well below the ~8M weekly average. , well below the ~8M weekly average. IRGC attacks and seizure of vessels …

At a Glance Two weeks into the ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz remains active only in a restricted and highly unstable sense . . The brief signal of reopening was …

At a Glance The Iran war has brought maritime chokepoints into focus as potential control points rather than neutral transit routes . . Iran’s consideration of transit charges introduces the …

At a Glance The Iran war exposed fundamental limits in AIS -based maritime visibility . . Dark activity, AIS spoofing, and controlled routing made vessel tracking unreliable . . Multi-source …