U.S. tells commercial vessels to send Gulf transit plans in advance
- Country:
- United States
U.S.-flagged commercial vessels should send their transit plans for the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf waters to the United States and British naval authorities, the U.S. Maritime Administration said in an advisory on Iran threats.
"Heightened military activity and increased political tensions in this region continue to pose serious threats to commercial vessels," said the advisory issued on Wednesday.
Vessels should also alert the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet and the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations in the event of any incident or suspicious activity, the advisory said, adding that crews should not forcibly resist any Iranian boarding party.
ALSO READ
-
Food Price Shock Could Push 11.7 Million More Women and Girls Into Hunger in 2026
-
South Korean Stance on Middle East Conflict
-
Middle East Tensions Threaten Global Oil Supplies
-
Tanker Trouble: Togo Vessel's Fiery Halt in Hormuz
-
Security Incident in the Strait of Hormuz Highlights Maritime Safety Concerns
Google News