Vessel transits through Strait of Hormuz drop sharply over weekend, Reuters reports
Only 12 ships passed through the strait, according to a Reuters report cited by TASS.
The number of vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz fell roughly threefold over the weekend, according to a Reuters report cited by TASS.
Only 12 vessels passed through the strait during the period, the report said. Reasons for the decline were not detailed in the account.
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