
Projectiles Strike HMM Namu in Persian Gulf
South Korean investigators said two unidentified projectiles struck HMM Namu in the Persian Gulf, causing a fire that disabled the vessel.

South Korean investigators said two unidentified projectiles struck HMM Namu in the Persian Gulf, causing a fire that disabled the vessel.

CMA CGM confirmed its vessel CMA CGM San Antonio was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, leaving crew members injured and the ship damaged.

More than 1,000 vessels remain stranded across the Gulf as restricted Hormuz traffic drives war risk premiums sharply higher.

A vessel fire was reported 14 nautical miles off Mina Saqr, UAE, with UKMTO advising ships to maintain safe distance.

A northbound bulk carrier was attacked by multiple small craft in the Strait of Hormuz, with crew safe and no environmental impact reported.

Idemitsu Maru appears to have completed a rare Strait of Hormuz transit as Gulf tanker traffic remains constrained.

An ADNOC-managed LNG tanker is believed to have crossed the Strait of Hormuz, marking a potential first since the Iran conflict began.

The United States is weighing an extension of its 60-day Jones Act waiver after fuel prices surged during the Iran war and the Strait of Hormuz disruption. The measure expanded tanker availability between U.S. ports, but its impact on fuel prices has remained limited.

Fraudulent emails offering safe Hormuz passage for crypto payments are targeting ships, as Marisks warns operators of scams linked to regional transit tensions.
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