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The Strait of Hormuz is experiencing the most severe disruption in its history. After Iran retaliated against US-Israeli strikes with missiles and drones targeting Gulf states starting February 28, 2026, vessel traffic through the strait has collapsed 96% — from a normal 138 ships per day to just 5. This chokepoint handles roughly 20% of global oil supply and a third of seaborne LNG trade. The Trump administration is actively seeking a coalition to reopen the waterway by force, while Iran's IRGC Navy has deployed mines, fast attack craft, and anti-ship missiles along the narrow passage. Peak war panic is expected within the next 1-3 weeks, making this the most consequential maritime disruption since World War II.

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As of mid-March 2026, only about 5 vessels per day are transiting the strait, down from a normal average of 138 ships per day — a 96% decline triggered by Iranian military threats and active hostilities following the US-Israeli strikes that began February 28.
Approximately 20-21% of global petroleum consumption passes through the Strait of Hormuz under normal conditions, along with roughly one-third of all seaborne LNG trade. The current near-total blockade has forced the largest emergency oil release in history.
The Trump administration is actively building a naval coalition to reopen the strait by force. This involves coordinating with allied navies for mine-clearing operations, establishing convoy escort procedures, and potentially conducting strikes against Iranian coastal anti-ship missile batteries and IRGC naval bases.
Analysts at Fortune estimate peak war panic within 1-3 weeks. Historical precedents from the Tanker War (1984-88) suggest disruptions can persist for months, but the unprecedented scale of the current IEA emergency oil release (400M barrels) and coalition military response may force a faster resolution.