The Largest Port in the Middle East Was on the Verge of Crisis Due to the Blockade of the Strait of Ormuz
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The port blockade by the United States military was carried out in retaliation for Tehran's actions in closing the Strait of Hormuz trade route.
After the outbreak of the conflict around Iran, the volume of cargo trans-shipping through the port, which is the backbone of Dubai's economy, has fallen by more than 90 per cent, against the background of the low level of navigation in the Strait, an average of 17 ships per day, compared to 135 before the US military operation against Iran.
The largest seaport in the Middle East, Jebel Ali in the UAE, is on the brink of crisis due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, according to the British newspaper Financial Times. According to the newspaper, since the outbreak of the conflict over Iran, cargo throughput volumes through the port, which is the backbone of Dubai’s economy, have fallen by more than 90 percent. […]
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