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But by April, crossings plunged to barely 5%.Vessels stuck in the Strait currently dodge a lethal mix of sanctions, IRGC patrols, and naval escorts. “We understand that some neutral-flag vessels are transiting with Iran’s tacit permission or US protection”, but “normal traffic”, said Devli, has come to a halt.The vessels that are moving are doing so on borrowed time and borrowed trust—ships from countries Iran considers “friends”, Chinese-flagged bulk carriers broadcasting their ownership on open radio, Pakistani vessels, neutral-flag tankers carrying cargoes to neutral countries, including India. Until Monday, even US-flagged commercial ships had stayed away. 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