Background

Ana Subasic is a trade risk analyst at Kpler, the maritime intelligence firm whose vessel-tracking data is cited by wire services covering the Iran war. On 10 April 2026 Subasic projected that Strait of Hormuz transits would hold at a maximum of 10 to 15 vessels per day even if the Ceasefire between Washington and Tehran fully held, against a pre-war baseline of 120 to 140 daily transits.

Subasic's Kpler role focuses on commodity shipping risk, with an emphasis on sanctions-adjacent and conflict-zone traffic. Her work surfaces in Reuters, Bloomberg, and Al Jazeera wire coverage as a named source for transit numbers during the Hormuz disruption.

How the World Sees Them

Russia

Iran's ability to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz is equivalent to possession of a nuclear weapon

Pakistan

the ball is now in America's court

India

deeply unfortunate

United Arab Emirates

ease tensions, promote de-escalation and strengthen regional stability

Saudi Arabia

brotherly

Qatar and QatarEnergy

I don't think this is ever going to be obsolete.

The Trump administration

This is untrue. I offered them NOTHING!!

Iran's foreign ministry (Abbas Araghchi)

The final response of the American side will be conveyed to us.

Qatar

If this is brought up again, I can repeat it to anybody that I don't think this is ever going to be obsolete.