Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has rebounded to an average of 40 vessel crossings per day after recent attacks disrupted transit, according to Kpler. Control of the passage remains contested

Shipping activity in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz has resumed, reaching an average of 40 vessel crossings per day following disruptions caused by recent attacks. The tension in the region persists as Iran claims control over the strait, while the U.S. maintains that navigation should remain unrestricted by any country.

The situation is significant for Israel's security, given its reliance on maritime routes and potential regional threats posed by Iran's assertions. This ongoing tension underscores the contested geopolitical landscape in the area.