The British Maritime Trade Operations Center announced in its weekly report that ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased in the week ending October 30 compared to the previous week, but was still about 70% lower than the level before the start of the conflict. According to this report, in the last seven days 122 ships left the Strait of Hormuz and 155 ships entered it. These figures were 114 and 127 ships respectively in the previous week. Also, 80% of the traffic reported by the US Maritime Cooperation and Guidance Center for Shipping was related to ships carrying energy cargoes. The British Maritime Operations Center announced that it had received reports of 88 maritime incidents in the Strait of Hormuz since March 9 and assessed the threat level in this waterway as "severe".

The British Maritime Trade Operations Center announced in its weekly report that ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased in the week ending October 30 compared to the previous week, but was still about 70% lower than the level before the start of the conflict. According to this report, in the last seven days 122 ships left the Strait of Hormuz and 155 ships entered it. These figures were 114 and 127 ships respectively in the previous week. Also, 80% of the traffic reported by the US Maritime Cooperation and Guidance Center for Shipping was related to ships carrying energy cargoes. The British Maritime Operations Center announced that it had received reports of 88 maritime incidents in the Strait of Hormuz since March 9 and assessed the threat level in this waterway as "severe".