Daily Status

Strait of Hormuz, Red Sea,
and Maritime Chokepoints

June 29, 2026

Data as of 28 June 2026

⚠️ US BLOCKADE ACTIVE
dayshours
⚡ BLUF · Bottom Line Up Front
01
4 OFAC VESSELS — SINGLE WINDOW
Four OFAC-sanctioned vessels transited simultaneously on 28 June — one laden tanker exited outbound with crude oil bound for China; three vessels entered inbound. Highest OFAC vessel concentration in a single collection window this month.
02
28 INBOUND · 14 OUTBOUND — 28 JUN
42 total Hormuz transits on 28 June; strait open with no disruption to freedom of navigation. A 5-vessel inbound convoy transited via the southern corridor, including a 336m crude tanker entering the Gulf for the first time since anchoring on 24 February 2026.
03
IRGC HSC SURGE — DAY 2
~60 IRGC-class high-speed craft across multiple swarms in western Hormuz, all northward-bound — second consecutive day of elevated activity. Positioning assessed as patrolling near the Omani-administered southern transit corridor.
04
OFAC VLCC CONFIRMED LOADING — KHARG
An OFAC-sanctioned ~330m crude tanker confirmed berthed and loading at Kharg Island West terminal at 07:31 UTC on 28 June. Vessel went dark during its Gulf approach two days prior; estimated cargo ~1.5–2.0M bbl Iranian Heavy crude; established route to STS discharge offshore Singapore. (Vortexa Data)
Daily Summary
Daily Intelligence Summary
Transit Activity

On 28 June, 28 vessels transited inbound and 14 outbound through the Strait of Hormuz — 42 in total. Inbound traffic included four simultaneous OFAC-sanctioned vessels and a 5-vessel convoy using the southern corridor, including a 336m crude tanker transiting the Gulf for the first time since February 2026. Outbound flow was dominated by bulk carriers and product tankers.

Gulf-Wide Presence

861 cargo and tanker vessels were present in the Persian Gulf on 28 June — up 4 from the prior reading. 112 dark-activity events were recorded. Risk profile: 132 high-risk, 197 moderate, 546 low. Iran (155), Panama (105) and Comoros (96) led the flag cohort; Iranian-nexus concentration remains elevated on the northern inbound corridor.

Key Intelligence Note

Four OFAC-sanctioned vessels transited Hormuz simultaneously on 28 June — the highest concentration in a single collection window this month. An OFAC-sanctioned VLCC confirmed loading at Kharg Island West terminal, and ~60 IRGC high-speed craft were observed in western Hormuz for a second consecutive day.

Strait of Hormuz
Inbound & Outbound Transits
28
← Inbound
28 transits · Mixed Corridors
AISiAIS · Automatic Identification SystemAutomatic Identification Signal (AIS) — a maritime tracking system that allows a vessel to broadcast information including identity, name, dimensions, position, course and speed over ground, and voyage related information.: 25 Dark: 3
25
AISiAIS · Automatic Identification SystemAutomatic Identification Signal (AIS) — a maritime tracking system that allows a vessel to broadcast information including identity, name, dimensions, position, course and speed over ground, and voyage related information. Visible
3
Dark / No AISiAIS · Automatic Identification SystemAutomatic Identification Signal (AIS) — a maritime tracking system that allows a vessel to broadcast information including identity, name, dimensions, position, course and speed over ground, and voyage related information.
12 Tanker2 Bulk11 Cargo
Vessel Classes
13 North · 12 South
Corridor
Tanker
EMIRATES NADA II
UAE · Tanker · AIS
AEUAE
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
M S V NOOR E HASHMI
India · Cargo · AIS
INIndia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Bulk
VALSAMITIS
Liberia · Bulk · AIS
LRLiberia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
ARTENOS
Iran · Cargo · AIS
IRIran
High · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
NAVIG8 MACALLISTER
Singapore · Tanker · AIS
SGSingapore
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Bulk
MYRMIDON
Liberia · Bulk · AIS
LRLiberia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Tanker
EXONAVE
Madagascar · Tanker · AIS
MGMadagascar
High · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
TOUSKA
Iran · Cargo · AIS
IRIran
High · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
GAS AURORA
Comoros · Tanker · AIS
KMComoros
Moderate · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
LINDEN
Panama · Cargo · AIS
PAPanama
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Tanker
KUWAIT PROSPERITY
Liberia · Tanker · AIS
LRLiberia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
SERRANO
Togo · Cargo · AIS
TGTogo
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
MSV GOUSHE OLIYA
India · Cargo · AIS
INIndia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Tanker
DAN
Iran · Tanker · AIS
IRIran
High · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
HAWK
Iran · Tanker · AIS
IRIran
High · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
BLAZE
Palau · Tanker · AIS
PWPalau
Moderate · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
ASPHALT ALLIANCE
Panama · Tanker · AIS
PAPanama
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Tanker
KAWAKAWA
St. Kitts & Nevis · Tanker · AIS
KNSt. Kitts & Nevis
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
SANA
Comoros · Cargo · AIS
KMComoros
Moderate · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
NOOREAHEMAD
Sri Lanka · Cargo · AIS
LKSri Lanka
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Tanker
FRANCE C
Liberia · Tanker · AIS
LRLiberia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
JAIRAN
Iran · Cargo · AIS
IRIran
High · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
VELOS TURQUOISE
Marshall Isl. · Tanker · AIS
MHMarshall Isl.
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
NEXOR
Eq. Guinea · Cargo · AIS
GQEq. Guinea
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
SAMIA -1
Comoros · Cargo · AIS
KMComoros
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
Unidentified Dark Vessel
Imagery · Unknown · Dark
Unknown
Imagery-only · Dark · Unknown
Tanker
Unidentified Dark Vessel
Imagery · Unknown · Dark
Unknown
Imagery-only · Dark · Unknown
Tanker
Unidentified Dark Vessel
Imagery · Unknown · Dark
Unknown
Imagery-only · Dark · Unknown
14
→ Outbound
14 transits · Mixed Corridors
AISiAIS · Automatic Identification SystemAutomatic Identification Signal (AIS) — a maritime tracking system that allows a vessel to broadcast information including identity, name, dimensions, position, course and speed over ground, and voyage related information.: 12 Dark: 2
12
AISiAIS · Automatic Identification SystemAutomatic Identification Signal (AIS) — a maritime tracking system that allows a vessel to broadcast information including identity, name, dimensions, position, course and speed over ground, and voyage related information. Visible
2
Dark / No AISiAIS · Automatic Identification SystemAutomatic Identification Signal (AIS) — a maritime tracking system that allows a vessel to broadcast information including identity, name, dimensions, position, course and speed over ground, and voyage related information.
3 Tanker4 Bulk5 Cargo
Vessel Classes
8 North · 4 South
Corridor
Bulk
MAPLE UNITY
Hong Kong · Bulk · AIS
HKHong Kong
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
ENCORE
Panama · Cargo · AIS
PAPanama
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Bulk
CLOVER
Panama · Bulk · AIS
PAPanama
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Tanker
CYPRUS PROSPERITY
Liberia · Tanker · AIS
LRLiberia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
ATLANTIC HARMONY
Hong Kong · Cargo · AIS
HKHong Kong
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Bulk
PENDULUM
Marshall Isl. · Bulk · AIS
MHMarshall Isl.
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Bulk
APJ PRITI2
India · Bulk · AIS
INIndia
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
CAMEROON PROSPERITY
Liberia · Tanker · AIS
LRLiberia
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
OPAL
Antigua & Barbuda · Cargo · AIS
AGAntigua & Barbuda
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
NORD VICTOR
Panama · Tanker · AIS
PAPanama
Low · AIS · Southern Corridor
Cargo
CMA CGM GALAPAGOS
France · Cargo · AIS
FRFrance
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Cargo
PSL EAGLE
Comoros · Cargo · AIS
KMComoros
Low · AIS · Northern Corridor
Tanker
Unidentified Dark Vessel
Imagery · Unknown · Dark
Unknown
Imagery-only · Dark · Unknown
Tanker
Unidentified Dark Vessel
Imagery · Unknown · Dark
Unknown
Imagery-only · Dark · Unknown
Crossings & Destinations
Hormuz Crossings
Since 8 June · Inbound vs Outbound (AIS + Dark)
Inbound
Outbound
Dark
Top Destinations
Oil & crude export by destination
Fleet Composition — 861 Vessels in Gulf
105
Bulk Carriers
118
Product Tankers
28
Chemical Tankers
61
Crude Tankers
54
Container Ships
35
LNGiLNGiLNGLiquefied Natural Gas — natural gas cooled to −162°C for bulk transport as liquid.Liquefied Natural Gas — natural gas cooled to −162°C for bulk transport as liquid. / LPGiLPGLiquefied Petroleum Gas — propane and butane mixture transported under pressure or at low temperature.
MIXED
460
Other
! 132 High Risk
! 197 Moderate
546 Low Risk
Smuggling Risk Assessment — 861 Vessels in Gulf
Top Flags of Registry
IRIran
155
PAPanama
105
KMComoros
96
AEUAE
94
LRLiberia
64
MHMarshall Isl.
56
KNSt. Kitts & Nevis
32
TGTogo
17
SGSingapore
15
INIndia
13
Red Sea — Bab-el-Mandeb & Suez
Bab-el-Mandeb Crossings
Since 8 June · into vs out of Red Sea
22 InboundiInboundVessels crossing the chokepoint into the Red Sea (Bab-el-Mandeb northbound; Suez southbound).
/
11 Outbound
28 JUN
Suez Crossings
Since 8 June · into vs out of Red Sea
17 InboundiInboundVessels crossing the chokepoint into the Red Sea (Bab-el-Mandeb northbound; Suez southbound).
/
17 Outbound
28 JUN
Red Sea Fleet Composition — 681 VesselsiCargo & tanker onlyCargo and tanker vessels transmitting AIS in the Red Sea (same filter as the Gulf fleet). The GPS-jamming transmitting count is higher because it counts all vessel types.
177
Bulk Carriers
106
Product Tankers
14
Chemical Tankers
83
Crude Tankers
82
Container Ships
19
LNGiLNGLiquefied Natural Gas — natural gas cooled to −162°C for bulk transport as liquid. / LPGiLPGLiquefied Petroleum Gas — propane and butane mixture transported under pressure or at low temperature.
MIXED
200
Other
MIOC
Windward MIOCiWindward MIOCWindward's Maritime Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC) fuses Maritime AI™, multi-source intelligence, and expert analysts to deliver continuous monitoring, rapid investigations, and reporting that drives strategic, operational, and risk decisions. · Daily Intelligence Highlights · 28 June 2026
MIOC Intelligence Analysis
🌊 HORMUZ TRANSIT ANALYSIS — 28 JUNE 2026
28 vessels transited inbound and 14 outbound through the Strait of Hormuz on 28 June — 42 total. Strait remains open with no disruption to freedom of navigation.
Four OFAC-sanctioned vessels transited simultaneously during the 28 June collection window — the highest sanctioned-vessel concentration in a single window this month. One laden tanker exited outbound with crude oil assessed bound for China; three entered inbound.
A 5-vessel inbound convoy transited via the southern corridor, including a ~336m crude tanker entering the Persian Gulf for the first time since anchoring on 24 February 2026.
~60 IRGC-class high-speed craft observed across multiple swarms in western Hormuz, all northward-bound — second consecutive day of elevated HSC activity, positioning consistent with patrolling near the Omani-administered southern transit corridor.
MIOC assessment: The simultaneous transit of four OFAC-sanctioned vessels in a single collection window represents a marked escalation in open sanctioned-fleet activity; combined with sustained IRGC high-speed craft surges, the strait's operational tempo remains elevated despite the post-ceasefire environment.
⚓ KHARG ISLAND — TRIPLE LOADING ACTIVITY
An OFAC-sanctioned crude tanker (~330m) confirmed berthed and loading at Kharg Island West terminal at 07:31 UTC on 28 June — vessel went dark during its Gulf approach two days prior.
Estimated cargo: ~1.5–2.0M bbl Iranian Heavy crude. Established export routing consistent with STS discharge offshore Singapore, a recurrent pattern for this hull class. (Vortexa Data)
T-Jetty and Eastern terminals simultaneously active; eastern waiting area holds approximately 25–30 tankers, majority dark, consistent with an ongoing export backlog.
Triple-terminal simultaneous loading (West, T-Jetty, and East active concurrently) is an indicator of peak-throughput operations at Kharg.
MIOC assessment: Simultaneous triple-terminal loading at Kharg with a deep dark-vessel waiting queue signals Iran is sustaining peak crude-export pressure; the pattern of dark approach followed by AIS-on loading reflects deliberate concealment of vessel identity during the transit phase.
GPS Jamming — Daily Snapshot
91
JAMMED VESSELS
↓ 71.2% vs. 7-day avg
out of 7,317 transmitting todayiMonitored ZoneThe monitored zone includes the Arabian Gulf as well as the Gulf of Oman — a region where jamming activity is frequently observed.
88
FALSE SHIP-TO-SHIP MEETINGSiFalse Ship-to-Ship MeetingsVessels appearing to meet in the same location due to fake GPS/AIS signals being broadcast, when in reality the ships are elsewhere.
GPS Jamming — Trend Over Time
Since Operation Epic Fury (28 Feb)
56,113
UNIQUE VESSELS JAMMED
2,395,896
FALSE SHIP-TO-SHIP MEETINGS
Vessels Attacked
Active Threat Zone · Strait of Hormuz · Arabian Gulf · Gulf of Oman
44
All Incidents
38
Attack
6
Near Miss
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KIKU
VLCC 333 m · Panama 🇵🇦
27 Jun 2026 · ~9 nm N of Khasab, Oman ATTACK

Panama-flagged VLCC struck by a UAV on the starboard bridge; minor damage, no casualties, remained underway. Vessel had just emerged from a 13.5-day dark period.

EVER LOVELY
IMO 9629110 · Container Vessel · Singapore 🇸🇬
25 Jun 2026 · 7.5nm SE of Dahit, Oman ATTACK

Evergreen Marine container vessel struck by a projectile while transiting the IMO-coordinated southern evacuation corridor. Bridge damage from projectile; no casualties. IMO corridor immediately suspended.

MSC SARISKA V
Cargo vessel · ~40 nm SE of Umm Qasr, Iraq
01 Jun · SE of Umm Qasr, Iraq ATTACK

IRGC claimed a cruise-missile strike on the cargo vessel roughly 40 nautical miles southeast of Umm Qasr, Iraq; responsibility asserted publicly.

OLYMPIC LIFE
IMO 9844277 · VLCC 333 m · Marshall Islands
26 May · ~60 nm E of Muscat ATTACK

Aft port-side explosion on Greece-owned VLCC during third consecutive ADNOC call at Fujairah; vessel sailing away from area.

CMA CGM SAN ANTONIO
IMO 9294173 · Container 222 m · Malta
05 May · Strait of Hormuz ATTACK

Struck by a land-attack cruise missile while transiting the Strait; several crew injured and evacuated for treatment, two later repatriated. No pollution reported.

MV BARAKAH
IMO 9902615 · VLCCiVLCCVery Large Crude Carrier — tanker class carrying 200,000–320,000 deadweight tonnes of crude oil. Among the largest vessel types transiting Hormuz. 333 m · ADNOC
04 May · Strait of Hormuz ATTACK

ADNOC VLCCiVLCCiVLCCVery Large Crude Carrier — tanker class carrying 200,000–320,000 deadweight tonnes of crude oil. Among the largest vessel types transiting Hormuz.Very Large Crude Carrier — tanker class carrying 200,000–320,000 deadweight tonnes of crude oil. Among the largest vessel types transiting Hormuz. struck by 2 Iranian drones in Hormuz transit, in ballast; UAE MFA condemned as a "flagrant breach" of UNSCR 2817.

HMM NAMU
IMO 1039292 · Bulk Handysize · Panama
04 May · OPLiOPLOutside Port Limits — anchorage area beyond official port boundaries, used for vessel waiting, cargo transfers, or ship-to-ship operations. Umm Al Quwain ATTACK

Engine-room explosion at 11:40 UTC, 36 nm N of Dubai; 24 POBiPOBPersons on Board — total crew count aboard a vessel. safe; suspected IRGCiIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping.iIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping. strike or drifting mine.

ES INTEGRITY
IMO 9736963 · Bulk 34,512 DWT · Panama
ASSESSED
04 May · 14 nm W Mina Saqr ATTACK

Vessel on fire ~16:00 UTC; AIS dark 2.5 h prior — UKMTO did not name the hull; Windward ID is candidate-level.

MSC FRANCESCA
IMO 9401116 · Container 363m · Panama
SEIZED
22 Apr · 15 nm NE Oman ATTACK

IRGCiIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping. fire at 04:55 UTC; escorted to Iran.

EPAMINONDAS
IMO 9153862 · Container 300m · Liberia
SEIZED
22 Apr · ~8 nm W Iran ATTACK

Small-arms/RPG fire; seizure disputed.

EUPHORIA
IMO 9235828 · Container feeder · Panama
22 Apr · ~8 nm W Iran ATTACK

Same-window fire; vessel reached safety.

MEIN SCHIFF 4
IMO 9678408 · Cruise · Malta
18 Apr · off Oman NEAR-MISS

IRGCiIRGCiIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping.Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping. VHF threat during Abu Dhabi breakout; transited unharmed.

CMA CGM EVERGLADE
IMO 9894985 · Container 366m · France
18 Apr · ~25 nm NE Oman ATTACK

Rocket strike at 11:25 UTC; minor deck damage, reversed course with CMA CGM fleet.

SANMAR HERALD
IMO 9330563 · VLCCiVLCCVery Large Crude Carrier — tanker class carrying 200,000–320,000 deadweight tonnes of crude oil. Among the largest vessel types transiting Hormuz.iVLCCiVLCCVery Large Crude Carrier — tanker class carrying 200,000–320,000 deadweight tonnes of crude oil. Among the largest vessel types transiting Hormuz.Very Large Crude Carrier — tanker class carrying 200,000–320,000 deadweight tonnes of crude oil. Among the largest vessel types transiting Hormuz.+ · India
18 Apr · ~20 nm NE Oman ATTACK

Fired on by IRGCiIRGCiIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping.Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping. gunboats at 09:20 UTC; reversed course, crude undelivered.

BHAGYA LAXMI
IMO 9351816 · Container · Antigua & Barbuda
18 Apr · ~25 nm NE Oman NEAR-MISS

Went AIS dark 3 hrs before the 11:25 UTC strike; reappeared north of Muscat — Hormuz crossing completed.

JAG ARNAV
IMO 9705354 · Bulk Carrier · India
NEAR-MISS
18 Apr · ~3 nm off Omani coast NEAR-MISS

Projectile splash at 12:08 UTC; aborted transit and reversed course. No damage.

QINGDAO STAR
Container · Marshall Islands
MAERSK T/C
07 Apr · S of Kish Island ATTACK
Struck by Qadir cruise missile ~25nm S of Kish Island. Hull damage above waterline. IRGCiIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping.iIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping. claimed responsibility, called vessel "Israeli ship." Time-chartered by Maersk; previously by ZIM until Oct 2023. Crew safe, continued under own propulsion.
MSC ISHYKA
IMO 9154206 · Container · Liberia
LOW RISK
04 Apr · Bahrain ATTACK

Struck by IRGCiIRGCIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — Iran's elite military force responsible for maritime operations in the Persian Gulf, including vessel seizures and attacks on commercial shipping. drone while moored at Khalifa Bin Salman Port, Bahrain.

AQUA 1
IMO 9573660 · Oil Products Tanker · Panama
MODERATE
01 Apr · Ras Laffan (Qatar) ATTACK

Struck by Iranian cruise missile 17 nm north of Ras Laffan; 2 additional missiles intercepted by Qatari air defenses; unexploded ordnance in engine room.

AL SALMI
IMO 9534793 · Crude Oil Tanker · Kuwait
LOW RISK
30 Mar · ~31 nm NW of Dubai ATTACK

Struck by Iranian drone at anchor; fire on starboard side, extinguished by Mar 31.

HALUL 50
IMO 9602796 · Service Vessel · Qatar
LOW RISK
19 Mar·Arabian GulfATTACK

Struck by falling debris 4 nm east of Ras Laffan.

GAS AL AHMADIAH
IMO 9849629 · Tanker · Kuwait
LOW RISK
16 Mar·Gulf of OmanATTACK

Projectile struck vessel while underway.

SOURCE BLESSING
IMO 9243198 · Container · Liberia
MODERATE
12 Mar·Arabian GulfATTACK

Projectile struck accommodation block causing fire; crew safe.

ZEFYROS
IMO 9515917 · Tanker · Malta
11 Mar·N. Arabian GulfATTACK

Struck during STS operations causing a significant fire.

MAYUREE NAREE
IMO 9323649 · Bulk Carrier · Thailand
MODERATE
11 Mar·Strait of HormuzATTACK

Projectile strike caused engine room fire; crew evacuated by Omani Coast Guard.

STAR GWYNETH
IMO 9301031 · Bulk Carrier · Marshall Islands
HIGH RISK
11 Mar·Arabian GulfATTACK

Projectile strike caused breach in cargo hold/ballast tanks; vessel listing.

SAFESEA VISHNU
IMO 9327009 · Tanker · Marshall Islands
LOW RISK
11 Mar·N. Arabian GulfATTACK

Struck during STS operations; fire and casualty reported.

GH KAHLO
IMO 9617521 · Bulk Carrier · Bermuda
HIGH RISK
10 Mar·Arabian GulfNEAR MISS

Master reported a splash and loud bang in close proximity.

ONE MAJESTY
IMO 9424912 · Container · Japan
MODERATE
10 Mar·Arabian GulfATTACK

Struck by projectile at stern causing potential structural damage.

ARABIA III
IMO 8771332 · Offshore Rig · Liberia
LOW RISK
07 Mar·Arabian GulfATTACK

Drilling rig struck by UAV; injuries and evacuation reported.

MUSSAFAH 2
IMO 9522051 · Tug · UAE
LOW RISK
06 Mar·Strait of HormuzATTACK

Struck by projectiles while supporting SAFEEN PRESTIGE rescue.

SAFEEN PRESTIGE
IMO 9593517 · Container · Malta
LOW RISK
04 Mar· Strait of Hormuz ATTACK

Explosion near stern following approach by small craft; crew abandoned vessel.

MSC GRACE
IMO 9987366 · Container · Liberia
HIGH RISK
04 Mar·Arabian GulfNEAR MISS

Projectile detonated ~1 NM from vessel while drifting.

SONANGOL NAMIBE
IMO 9325049 · Tanker · Bahamas
LOW RISK
04 Mar·N. Arabian GulfATTACK

Explosion onboard causing cargo hold damage and oil leakage.

PELAGIA
IMO 9433626 · Bulk Carrier · Malta
HIGH RISK
03 Mar· Gulf of Oman NEAR MISS

UAV observed before impacting water nearby; no damage reported.

GOLD OAK
IMO 9806342 · Bulk Carrier · Panama
LOW RISK
03 Mar· Gulf of Oman ATTACK

Struck by projectile at anchor causing structural damage.

LIBRA TRADER
IMO 9562673 · Tanker · India
LOW RISK
03 Mar· Gulf of Oman ATTACK

Struck by projectile while anchored; damage reported.

SKYLIGHT
IMO 9330020 · Tanker · Palau
SANCTIONED
01 Mar · Strait of Hormuz ATTACK

Struck by projectile at anchor causing fire; crew evacuated with injuries.

HERCULES STAR
IMO 9916135 · Tanker · Gibraltar
HIGH RISK
01 Mar· Strait of Hormuz ATTACK

Struck by projectile while transiting outbound; fire reported onboard.

OCEAN ELECTRA
IMO 9402782 · Bulk Carrier · Liberia
HIGH RISK
01 Mar· Arabian Gulf ATTACK

Projectile detonated in close proximity during transit; no damage reported.

MKD VYOM
IMO 9284386 · Tanker · Marshall Islands
HIGH RISK
01 Mar· Gulf of Oman ATTACK

Struck by USV while transiting northbound; fire and one fatality reported.

STENA IMPERATIVE
IMO 9666077 · Tanker · United States
01 Mar· Bahrain ATTACK

Struck by two projectiles while in drydock; fire and damage reported.

Live Activity · Strait of Hormuz
Attacked Vessels
Source: Windward AI · May 2026
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