Strait of Hormuz crisis
US seizes Iranian boxship for breaching blockade
Tehran has denounced the US seizure of an Iran-flagged boxship as ‘armed maritime piracy’, with its military headquarters promising a swift response and signalling tighter control over the Strait of Hormuz
Hormuz traffic halts again as shots fired and Iran claims ‘strict control’
Strait of Hormuz reclosed after Iranian gunboats fired on merchant vessels, halting traffic only hours after a brief reopening and amid Tehran’s claim of ‘strict control’ over the waterway
Bunker prices retreat after initial panic, but they’re still very high
The price of bunker fuel has pulled back from the peak in March. However, fuel costs are still up around 70% versus prewar levels. This has led to demand destruction and lower sales volumes at key refueling hubs
Strait of Hormuz open, says Iranian foreign minister
Vessels wanting to transit the strait must still do so via the routes approved by Tehran, Araghchi said
Iranian tankers pivot and pause voyages amid US clampdown
On Thursday, the US expanded its blockade terms claiming the right to seize Iran-linked vessels anywhere beyond neutral waters. The government also released details of where the blockade line falls
Beazley to launch $1bn marine war consortium
Facility focused on Strait of Hormuz transits
Middle East port update: Friday, April 17
Jebel Ali, Hamriyah and Sharjah ports: all terminal port operations are normal
Stricter sanctions enforcements threaten Russian crude arrivals globally after surge to 10-year high
Buyers of sanctioned crude oil could be sidelined by Western authorities stepping up shadow fleet seizures and bolstered prices
Iran-linked vessels continue to transit Hormuz despite US blockade
The new expanded terms of the blockade suggest the US could target vessels carrying Iranian oil globally
US claims right to seize Iran-linked vessels anywhere beyond neutral waters
Updated guidance gives US Navy sweeping discretion to intercept almost any industrial cargo bound for Iran
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