Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 20
JMIC Advises Ships to Use Hormuz Southern Route With Transponders On 24 Hours a Day
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 20

JMIC Advises Ships to Use Hormuz Southern Route With Transponders On 24 Hours a Day

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 20

Summary

  • JMIC said ships can transit the Strait of Hormuz via the southern route day or night while keeping transponder signals switched on.
  • Vessels using that route do not need to coordinate with the US naval support unit, though the center encouraged contact with American Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping.
  • The advisory offers operational guidance for commercial traffic through one of the world's most sensitive maritime chokepoints.

Insights

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A US-Iran deal is signed, yet the Strait of Hormuz faces closure. What is the true motive behind these conflicting signals?