According to preliminary shipping data, 37 cargo ships passed through the Mander Strait on Tuesday, the highest number since July 19. Only a few ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz. According to ship tracking data from the analytical company Kpler, 20 of the ships passing through the strait entered and 17 left. There are no very large crude oil carriers or liquefied natural gas tankers among them. Among the ships that left, three were Afula tankers loaded with crude oil. Among them, the “Esopus” and “Gustaf” sailed to the Gulf of Aden, each carrying more than 750,000 barrels of oil, while the “Karachi” carried about 430,000 barrels of crude oil, and the destination was Pakistan. Two of the vessels that entered were tankers transporting petrochemical products. Among them, the “Velos Aquiles” carried 345,000 barrels of methyl-tert-butyl ether, a gasoline blending component. The destination was the region west of Suez; the “Sea Ambition” carried nearly 93,000 barrels of chemicals, and the destination was Turkey.

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