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At a Glance Operational Overview  Maritime security conditions across the Gulf deteriorated further on March 11 as multiple coordinated attacks targeted commercial vessels across several operating environments, including open transit corridors, anchorage zones, and ship-to-ship transfer areas linked to regional oil exports. Commercial vessel activity through the Strait of Hormuz remains extremely limited. Only two…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Transit activity through the Strait of Hormuz remained heavily suppressed on March 10, with only two outbound crossings recorded and no inbound movements observed. While this represents a slight increase from the previous day, volumes remain far below normal operating levels and continue to reflect a severely disrupted commercial shipping…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz reached a new low on March 9, with only one outbound transit recorded and no inbound movements observed. The vessel was Iranian-flagged, meaning that all detected crossings during the last 24 hours involved Iranian vessels, reinforcing the assessment that Western-linked commercial shipping has…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz reached its lowest level of the conflict on March 8, with only two outbound transits recorded and no inbound crossings observed. Both vessels were Iranian-flagged, reinforcing the assessment that international commercial traffic has effectively withdrawn from the waterway. At the same time, maritime…