According to the report of the Operations Organization of the British Maritime Trade, published on Sunday, November 8, in the last 72 hours, there were two attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and the activities of the Revolutionary Guards continued, including flying drones, monitoring commercial ships and causing disruption to vessels.
This report shows that the number of documented attacks in the Strait of Hormuz decreased from four to two compared to the previous period.
According to this report, an oil tanker reported an explosion in the waterline of its hull on Thursday, November 5, while leaving the Strait of Hormuz. It was the fifth attack on ships off the coast of Musandam in Oman since Sunday, November 1.
The British Merchant Marine also received a delayed report that an oil tanker had been hit by an unidentified fugitive on Saturday, November 7, while leaving the Strait of Hormuz. All crew of this ship were safe and no environmental consequences were reported.
US Navy data also shows that from Thursday the 14th to Saturday the 7th of November, an average of 30 ships passed through this route with the help of the US.