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Three vessels struck in and around the Strait of Hormuz in the last 48 hours. The IRGC says it targeted two "non-compliant" tankers transiting the strait. A third vessel was hit by an unknown projectile roughly 8 nm northeast of Limah, Oman on Monday, forcing its crew into a lifeboat (UKMTO). This lands as the U.S. runs a 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iranian targets. → Two vessels struck by projectiles off Oman and the UAE, Sunday. → One vessel hit NE of Limah, Oman, Monday; crew abandoned ship. → IRGC claims it warned both tankers off before striking. Transit stays thin: 15 crossings on 20 July (11 inbound, 4 outbound), 6 of them running dark. Track it live:
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Hormuz, July 4–5: 78 transits (46 in / 32 out), 12 dark. • Saturday: IRGC patrol activity, a VHF warning to ships on the U.S.-backed corridor, and six tankers diverting or reversing off the southern route. • Sunday: four OFAC-sanctioned vessels transiting inbound, and a sanctioned dark-fleet VLCC identified loading at Kharg for an assessed dark run to East Asia.
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Strait of Hormuz transits adjusted upward overnight following hours of decreased activity after yesterday’s strike. A total of 40 transits were recorded through the night, with commercial vessels making up 90% of the traffic. Outbound movements currently lead the strait at 27 total vessels (including 17 tankers and 7 bulk carriers), while inbound traffic stands at 13 vessels. We continue to monitor these ongoing commercial routing patterns.
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