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Discrepancies in Shipping Data Through the Strait of Hormuz

The US and Iran are presenting conflicting narratives about the control and shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. While the US claims that a significant number of ships are passing through with military escort, ship-tracking data suggests much lower figures. Experts indicate that differences in counting methods may contribute to the discrepancies, as both nations have incentives to assert their dominance in the strategically important waterway.

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The US and Iran are presenting conflicting narratives about the control and shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. While the US claims that a significant number of ships are passing through with military escort, ship-tracking data suggests much lower figures. Experts indicate that differences in counting methods may contribute to the discrepancies, as both nations have incentives to assert their dominance in the strategically important waterway.

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How much oil is going through Hormuz? How data doesn’t match US claims

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Discrepancies in Shipping Data Through the Strait of Hormuz