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Strait of Hormuz Week 19 Update: Why "All is Well" is Far from the Truth
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July 13, 2026
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24:21Now PlayingIn this video, we dive deep into the current state of the Strait of Hormuz as we enter Week 19 of the ongoing maritime crisis. While some reports suggest a return to normalcy, a closer look at the data reveals a much more volatile situation for global shipping and energy security.
⚓The "All is Well" Myth: Analyzing why official statements regarding the safety of the strait may be premature or misleading.
⚓Shipping Traffic Trends: A breakdown of current vessel movements and how "dark fleet" activity continues to bypass traditional monitoring.
⚓Escalating Risks: Why the threat of sea mines and targeted attacks remains a primary concern for seafarers in the region.
⚓Global Economic Impact: How the sustained blockade is influencing fuel costs and port logistics heading into the next quarter.
⚓The Strategic Standoff: An update on the naval presence in the Persian Gulf and the shifting dynamics between regional powers.
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