Strait of Hormuz Radar
Energy markets, shipping conditions and maritime risk in one live decision view.
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What changed, what matters
Commercial navigation through the Strait of Hormuz is severely disrupted but remains open, with ongoing transits under naval assistance despite kinetic attacks and mine hazards. Benchmark crude prices reflect market concerns, with Brent futures at $96.55/bbl.
Multiple Kinetic Attacks and Tanker Evacuation off Khasab, Oman
On Nov 5 and Nov 7, 2026, three separate incidents occurred off Khasab, Oman, involving an outbound tanker reporting a waterline explosion, another tanker catching fire leading to crew evacuation, and a third struck by an unknown projectile.
Military Interdiction & Blockade Action in the Gulf of Oman
On Nov 7, 2026, U.S. military forces disabled the bulk carrier HUDA 18 NM east of Khor Fakkan, UAE, using precision munitions after the crew ignored blockade enforcement warnings.
Designated Corridor Routing and Naval Transit Assistance
As of Nov 9, 2026, commercial vessels continue transiting the Strait using controlled corridors within Omani territorial waters, supported by US Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) assistance.
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Hormuz flow stress is high at 78/100. The latest traffic source reports throughput below 2% of normal. That shipping signal is stale, so it should be read as the last reported condition rather than a current live reading.