Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains steady amid uncertainty surrounding peace talks, according to reports from regional outlets. One report says eight vessels transit the strait, with traffic matching the previous day’s count. Another outlet provides more detail on ship movements, saying six vessels are entering the strait while two are exiting. The entering traffic includes multiple tankers and bulk carriers, while the exiting movements include a gas carrier and a tanker. The Jerusalem Post notes that under typical conditions, around 130 ships transit the waterway before the conflict affecting the region, highlighting that current traffic levels are substantially lower than normal. Taken together, the sources indicate that while overall volumes are reduced compared with typical pre-war levels, the day-to-day number of transiting ships remains consistent.