Shipping in Strait of Hormuz still at a trickle despite US-Iran ceasefire

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Washington and Tehran accuse each other of not honouring truce agreement.

A boat sails in the waters of the Strait of Hormuz off Khasab in Oman's northern Musandam peninsula in June 2025 [File: Giuseppe Cacace/AFP]

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Published On 10 Apr 202610 Apr 2026

Shipping remains at a standstill in the Strait of Hormuz despite the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, dampening hopes for a resolution to one of the worst global energy disruptions in history.

Only a handful of vessels have transited the critical strait since Washington and Tehran on Tuesday announced a two-week pause in fighting, according to ship tracking data.

Five vessels crossed the strait on Wednesday, down from 11 the previous day, and seven transited on

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The Strait of Hormuz is not open as Iran controls access after ceasefire, UAE oil CEO says Published Thu, Apr 9 20269:26 AM EDTUpdated An Hour Ago thumbnail Spencer Kimball@spencekimball ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Articl

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The Strait of Hormuz has not opened to ship traffic after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, said the CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) on Thursday.

“This moment requires clarity,” said Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber in a social media post. “So let’s be clear: the Strait of Hormuz is not open. Access is being restricted, conditioned and controlled.”

 

Iran has made clear that ships must obtain its permission to pass through the Strait, Al Jaber said. “That is not freedom of navigation. That is coercion,” the ADNOC chief said.

ADNOC is the United Arab Emirates’ state-owned oil company. The UAE is

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Trump announces two-week ceasefire as Iran agrees to reopen Hormuz Strait

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Iran has said that safe passage through Hormuz will be possible through coordination with its armed forces.

US President Donald Trump speaks with reporters at the White House on April 6 [Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP Photo]

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Published On 7 Apr 20267 Apr 2026

United States President Donald Trump has agreed to suspend his planned bombing of Iran for two weeks, following his threat that “a whole civilization will die tonight” if Tehran did not comply with his demands.

On Tuesday evening, within hours of the planned attack, Trump took to his platform Truth Social to announce he had reversed course.

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Irán vuelve a estrangular el paso por el estrecho de Ormuz en respuesta de los ataques de isrel al Líbano.

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Situación del tráfico marítimo paralizado en el Estrecho de Ormuz  se puede apreciar en la web Marine Traffic.

Las amenazas, las violaciones y las negoociaciones continúan.

Miles de barcos están atrapados en el interior del Golfo Pérsico esperando la autorización para librarse del infierno en el que se encuentran.

 

Situación del tráfico marítimo en el Estrecho de Ormuz a las 05-30 de esta mañana (hora española) La imagen, que ha sido captada de Marine Traffic, confirma el enjambre de barcos que hay actualmente en el interior del golfo Pérsico.

A la otra parte del Estrecho, en el Golfo de Omán, también se aprecia una gran concentración de barcos.

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Unos 20.000 marinos civiles, de los que, salvo excepciones, los medios no se acuerdan,

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La falacia naval es la carcoma de la Marina Española

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La falacia naval continúa su carrera expansiva divulgando la idea de la existencia de la Armada Española antes del siglo XVIII.

La Armada Española fue creada por los Borbones tras la subida el trono de Felipe V.

Antes del siglo XVIII, en España, no existe la Armada Española. Existen diversas armadas. Existen corsarios. Flotas y barcos armados en corso.

Existen armadores y barcos privados que mediante un contrato o asiento prestan sus servicios a la corona.

Corona y corsario se repartían las presas. 

Los cargos de Capitán General y de Almirante en la Carrera de Indias.

Dentro de las flotas:

  • El Capitán General ostentaba el mando de toda la expedición. El barco en el que navegaba el capitán general, el capitán de todos capitanes, era conocido como la Capitana.

 

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