
Modinomics
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Six ships made it through Hormuz today. Before the war, it was 138 per day... Two oil tankers, three cargo ships, and a fuel bunkering vessel. That's it. Over 800 ships remain stranded in the Gulf. The "reopening" is barely a trickle through a minefield. Of the 212 tankers that made it through since February 28th, 29% crossed in the first two days before Iran locked it down. The rest trickled through over six weeks. 43 were Panamanian-flagged, 37 Iranian, 25 Liberian. Iran's own tankers never stopped moving. Meanwhile, Trump's position on tolls has shifted three times in four days. Monday he floated the idea of the U.S. charging tolls. The ceasefire terms included Iranian tolls for reconstruction. Tonight he posted that Iran "better not" be charging fees and "if they are, they better stop now." Iran has been using Larak Island as a tolling stop throughout the war. Whether Trump accepts it, rejects it, or tries to replace it with an American version, the reality on the water is that Iran is already collecting. Source: @MarineTraffic , CBS News




















