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Vessel traffic through the strait of Hormuz rose to 16 transits on Tuesday, largely on the Iranian controlled northern lane, data from maritime security firm Windward shows.

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Vessel traffic through the strait of Hormuz rose to 15 transits on Monday from 12 the previous day, but still remained well below pre-war levels, data from maritime security Windward shows.