Pakistan, April 8 -- Shipping activity has resume in the Strait of Hormuz following a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, signalling an easing of tensions in a key global energy corridor.

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According to maritime tracking data, at least two vessels have successfully passed through the strategic waterway after the announcement of the initial two-week truce. The ships, reportedly registered in Greece and Liberia, mark the first signs of normalisation in shipping traffic after weeks of disruption.

The ceasefire, reached amid intense diplomatic efforts, includes provisions aimed at reopening the Strait of H...