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At a Glance The Third Week of the Ceasefire at Sea Three weeks into the ceasefire, the maritime system is showing signs of movement, but not normalization. Transit through the Strait of Hormuz increased during the week, with 20 crossings recorded on April 29, the highest count in the reporting period. Corridor use also broadened,…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Maritime activity across the Strait of Hormuz increased on April 29, with higher transit volumes and broader corridor usage, while deceptive shipping practices continued to expand across the Gulf. Transit flows rose to their highest level in recent days, with a notable return to the Southern Corridor alongside sustained outbound…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Maritime activity across the Strait of Hormuz remains stable in volume but increasingly uneven in behavior, with full AIS visibility during transit contrasted by a sharp rise in deceptive activity across the broader Gulf. On April 28, transit volumes held steady, with all crossings conducted while transmitting AIS. At the…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Maritime activity across the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding corridors remains constrained but operational, with moderate transit levels and continued reductions in both vessel count and dark activity. On April 27, transit volumes held at a moderate level following prior fluctuations, while Gulf-wide vessel presence declined, indicating a partial contraction…