The French AXSMarine announced that yesterday the Strait of Hormuz has been crossed by 42 commercial ships, of which 30 in exit from the Persian Gulf and 12 incoming. The company, which provides software and intelligence services to the maritime sector, has specified that yesterday, for the first time since the beginning of the conflict between the USA/Israel and Iran, several LNG carriers also passed through entering the Persian Gulf.

AXSMarine found that between 18 and 22 June therefore an average of 29.2 crossings of the Strait occurred compared to 4.9 per day recorded in the first 17 days of the month and to 7.0 per day in March. The company highlighted that it however, it only accounts for 27% of the naval transits of the pre-war which was about 110 crossings per day, but represents the most significant recovery since the beginning of the hostility. The second half followed the conclusion in the A few days ago after the talks between the United States and Iran in Bürgenstock, in Switzerland, and a brief decline recorded last Sunday when Iran has again declared the closure of the Strait. AXSMarine also pointed out that the phenomenon of AIS spoofing, with the transmission of false or manipulated information through the AIS system used by ships to communicate their position, peaked on June 18 involving over 200 boats, but has softened considerably in recent years days.