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Oil and Gas Tankers Withdraw from Attempting to Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz
Ship tracking data showed that at least four oil and gas tankers refrained from attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz again, following renewed attacks on vessels and increased concerns over safety and security. A liquefied natural gas carrier and two oil tankers were damaged near the strait, leading to a rise in maritime threat levels to "severe." The data also indicated that some ships had left the strait, while many empty tankers remained waiting to be loaded or experiencing issues with their Automatic Identification Systems.
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