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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 Both vessels were Iranian-flagged, reinforcing the assessment that international commercial traffic has effectively withdrawn from the waterway.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…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remained near a standstill on March 7, with only three total crossings recorded and SAR imagery confirming continued lean traffic conditions through the waterway. The small number of successful transits suggests that passage remains possible for a narrow subset of vessels, even as the…

At a Glance GPS Jamming Expands Across the Gulf GPS jamming affected more than 1,650 ships in the Middle East Gulf on March 7, up 55% from the previous week, erroneously placing vessels across land and sea in Kuwait, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates. Electronic interference with ships’ Automatic Identification Systems…