Strait of Hormuz Traffic Halts Amid US-Iran Tensions, Ships Go Dark

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Observable ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has ceased as vessels opt for "dark crossings" with transponders off, following renewed US-Iran fighting.
Iran demands transit permissions, while the US asserts pathways remain open.

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Observable ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has ceased as vessels opt for "dark crossings" with transponders off, following renewed US-Iran fighting. Iran demands transit permissions, while the US asserts pathways remain open.

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