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Total crossings in the Strait of Hormuz, visible to AIS and dark combined, have averaged 12 per day since the October 29 attacks. This is the same rate as the week of October 22, when Iranian state media reported seven oil tankers were hit or damaged overnight. Transitions remain low as the chance of resuming an all-out conflict increases.

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Total crossings in the Strait of Hormuz, visible to AIS and dark combined, have averaged 12 per day since the October 29 attacks. This is the same rate as the week of October 22, when Iranian state media reported seven oil tankers were hit or damaged overnight. Transitions remain low as the chance of resuming an all-out conflict increases.

Total crossings in the Strait of Hormuz, visible to AIS and dark combined, have averaged 12 per day since the October 29 attacks. This is the same rate as the week of October 22, when Iranian state media reported seven oil tankers were hit or damaged overnight. Transitions remain low as the chance of resuming an all-out conflict increases.

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