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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…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Maritime activity across the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding corridors remains active but uneven, with transit volumes fluctuating under continued enforcement pressure and operational uncertainty. Following the April 25 rebound, transit activity slowed again on April 26, despite maintaining full AIS visibility across all crossings. At the same time, Gulf-wide…

At a Glance Operational Overview  Maritime activity across the Strait of Hormuz and adjacent corridors is showing early signs of recovery, but under sustained enforcement pressure and continued sanctions-driven disruption. Transit volumes rebounded on April 25 following several days of suppressed movement, with all crossings conducted under full AIS visibility. At the same time, U.S….

At a Glance The Second Week of the Ceasefire at Sea Two weeks after the ceasefire announcement, the maritime system has moved further away from normalization. The first week of the ceasefire established that Hormuz had not reopened to normal commercial traffic. Movement continued, but under overlapping Iranian control and U.S. enforcement. During the second…