On 3 September analysis highlighted a sharp gap between US claims of large escorted oil flows through Hormuz and Kpler/Lloyd's…
Category: Maritime Regulations
Iran Expands Hormuz Blacklist Toward 56 Ships as IRGC Claims Mine Hits on Tankers
Around 2 September, reporting said Iran added about 11 vessels to the PGSA non-compliant list (toward ~56 ships) while IRGC…
JMIC Keeps Hormuz at SEVERE as Commercial Traffic Stays Far Below Baseline
A 1 September JMIC advisory kept Hormuz at SEVERE, citing drifting/uncharted mine risk and commercial traffic still far below baseline…
CENTCOM Blockade Tally Rises: 83 Ships Redirected as Weekend Hormuz Traffic Hits Five a Day
As of 30 August, CENTCOM said it had redirected 83 commercial vessels under the Iran blockade while Kpler-tracked weekend Hormuz…
Hormuz Traffic Still About 95 Percent Below Normal as Trade Routes Rewire
Six months into the Iran conflict, Hormuz commodity traffic remains roughly 95 percent below pre-war levels, forcing energy and liner…
JMIC: Hormuz Mine Danger Areas Still Active as Traffic Stays Far Below Normal
Despite political claims of demining and victory, JMIC said drifting/uncharted mine risk remains near the Hormuz TSS, mine danger areas…
Qatar Joins Iran-Oman Talks on Temporary Hormuz Shipping Corridor
On 27 August, Qatar's prime minister discussed Iran and Oman's proposed temporary Hormuz navigation corridor in Tehran — as regional…
Iran and Oman Agree Temporary Seven-Mile Hormuz Corridor Framework
Iran and Oman outlined a phased framework for a temporary joint navigational corridor about seven miles wide in the Strait…
Hormuz Still SEVERE: Mine Clear Claims Do Not Equal Safe Passage
After U.S. claims that Hormuz international waters are demined, JMIC kept the threat at SEVERE and warned of drifting mines…
Iran Blacklists 45–46 “Non-Compliant” Ships for Hormuz, Threatens Fines and Confiscation
Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority published a non-compliant vessels list of about 45–46 ships, including ADNOC and Bahri tonnage, warning…
