Washington establishes oil tanker deadlines

The Financial Times reported that the United States has requested oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz to adhere to specific transit times, in an effort to enhance military protection amid rising Iranian attacks on ships. Washington emphasized that daytime voyages are considered safer than those at night, and since September, the allowed time windows for ships to pass have been reduced, with vessels being advised to transit at specific times such as 9 a.m. This comes alongside Iran's intensified attacks on ships, as they announced targeting dozens of American and Iranian vessels in response to the escalation of military operations in the region.

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