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DeepDraft SITREP |ARITA Grounding Turns Hormuz Route-Control Fight Into Casualty Risk (July 2, 2026)
The AIS-indicated ARITA grounding has turned Hormuz route-control pressure into a physical casualty and evidence-preservation issue. The same 24-hour cycle produced an illegal boarding in…
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DeepDraft SITREP | Hormuz Reopens Unevenly as Route-Control Fight Meets Iran Fleet Redeployment (July 1, 2026)
Hormuz traffic is rebuilding, but the operating picture has not normalized. Tankers are returning while route authority, Iranian fleet movement and charterparty exposure remain live.…
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DeepDraft SITREP | Armed Russian LNG Carrier Raises Baltic Boarding Risk as Arctic Cargo Moves West (June 30, 2026)
A Russian LNG carrier has appeared in the Baltic with heavy weapons mounted near the bridge.The signal shifts boarding, close-approach and sanctions-enforcement risk around Russian…
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DeepDraft SITREP | Hormuz Threat Raised to SUBSTANTIAL as Route-Control Fight Meets Iran Oil Window (June 29, 2026)
Hormuz is open, but no longer routine.The day’s operating change is controlled passage under drone, mine, sanctions and route-authority pressure. 1. Hormuz Threat Raised to…
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DeepDraft Weekly Maritime Brief | June 28, 2026: Hormuz Exit Control Meets Master-Level Sanctions Risk
Hormuz exit control and sanctions enforcement are pushing routing, evidence preservation, and Master accountability into the centre of maritime risk.