Windward: Dark activity surges in the Gulf
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains steady in overall volume, but vessel behavior is becoming more…
Windward: Strait of Hormuz traffic drops again after brief rebound
Following the April 25 rebound, transit activity slowed again on April 26, even though full AIS visibility was…
Strait of Hormuz traffic showing early signs of recovery but analysts say crisis far from over
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is showing early signs of recovery, with 19 vessels crossing on Saturday…
One week into the US-Iran ceasefire, Hormuz remains active but not open
One week after the ceasefire was announced, the maritime system has not returned to open navigation. Instead, the…
Windward: 823 vessels remain in the Gulf
Transit through the Strait of Hormuz remains active but constrained, with relatively balanced inbound and outbound movement, and…
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Still Stalled Despite US-Iran Ceasefire
The two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran has yet to restore normal shipping through the Strait of…
Week five of the Iran conflict: Transit through Hormuz increases
Five weeks into the conflict, the maritime system is no longer defined by simple restriction—it is being actively…
More ships reportedly pass through Strait of Hormuz
The number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has recently increased, a report by data firm…
Windward: 11 LNG tankers are transmitting AIS in the Gulf
Maritime activity across the Arabian Gulf remains constrained but operationally active, with over 600 foreign-flagged vessels currently transmitting…
Windward: 1,290 foreign-flagged cargo and tanker vessels inside the Gulf
Strait of Hormuz transits have collapsed 94.2% since 28 February, falling from a pre-war average of 120 daily…