Reuters reported on Monday, citing maritime tracking data, that fewer than 20 commercial vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz over the previous two days, with the figure falling to just four vessels on Sunday. Compared with an average of around 130 vessels per day before the war, the latest figure represents a decline of more than 90 percent in traffic through the waterway.

And only a part of those 20 vessels were transporting gas or oil.

Buckle up, the fertiliser wars are coming.

Oh no not less than 10 traffic