Report: Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz Remains Sluggish
Ship tracking data shows that currently no oil tankers are leaving the Persian Gulf, with only five cargo ships and one tanker specifically transporting heated bitumen or asphalt entering the Gulf of Oman. In addition to these few vessels, earlier today a cruise ship also risked crossing the strait. Earlier this afternoon local time, nearly 20 bulk carriers and oil tankers formed a loose convoy heading towards this narrow waterway. However, about four hours after departure, all vessels appeared to have turned back.
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