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Iran-related oil and gas tankers have begun to unexpectedly and erratically alter their routes to avoid the strict U.S. sanctions recently imposed on Iranian energy exports. This has led to unusual movements in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. Three commercial ships were intercepted by U.S. forces, and U.S. authorities investigated another vessel. Additionally, a oil tanker was struck by missiles in the Arabian Gulf for failing to comply with orders. The movement of tankers has also shown noticeable changes, such as the gas carrier "Glenudel" stopping off Oman, and "Danuta 1" moving in an unusual manner, while the "Celeste" tanker headed towards China. These developments coincided with a decline in transit activity through the Strait of Hormuz, which saw only four Iranian-associated vessels crossing, amid ambiguity surrounding the identities of some of these ships due to the use of safe havens.
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