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Gulf Tanker Damage Near Al Jubayl: What the Routing and War-Risk Records Show

An unmarked oil tanker seen from behind its port quarter in hazy open water.
A tanker at sea evokes the maritime exposure examined in the Al Jubayl reports; the vessel shown is not identified as involved. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Gulf Tanker Damage Near Al Jubayl: What the Routing and War-Risk Records Show A reported October 16 strike came after a measurable fall in observed Hormuz traffic; public insurance records establish exposure, not a new premium. The Finding A tanker master reported that a rocket-propelled grenade fired from a small boat damaged the vessel's aft port quarter 78 nautical miles northeast of Al Jubayl, Saudi Arabia, at 19:22 UTC on October 16. The crew were accounted for and reported safe, according to UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) warning 175-26 . UKMTO said the full damage assessment and environmental impact were unknown when it issued the warning. The report does not establish who launc…

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Hormuz Tanker Strike: What Routing and War-Risk Records Show | MarketIntelLabs