Trending Now - India-flagged Tankers Navigate Hormuz as Iran Eases Access

WHO:

NY Post - Iran has opened the waterway to "non-hostile vessels."

Bloomberg Markets - Saudi Arabia is involved in the transit of crude oil.

WHAT:

NY Post - Two India-flagged gas tankers are crossing the Strait of Hormuz.

Bloomberg Markets - A small cargo of Saudi crude is heading to Pakistan.

Bloomberg Markets - A total of seven vessels were visible leaving the Persian Gulf on March 28th, 2026.

WHERE:

NY Post - The Strait of Hormuz is the location where the tankers are navigating.

Bloomberg Markets - The route for the Saudi crude is hugging the Iranian coastline.

WHEN:

Bloomberg Markets - The vessels were visible leaving the Persian Gulf on March 28th, 2026.

WHY:

NY Post - The US-Israeli war against Iran has halted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Iran to allow "non-hostile vessels" to transit if they coordinate with Iranian authorities.

HOW:

NY Post - Iran requires coordination with its authorities for the transit of "non-hostile vessels."

(UPDATED March 29, 2026 19:10 UTC)

Iran has opened the Strait of Hormuz to "non-hostile vessels," allowing two India-flagged gas tankers to navigate the waterway, which has been affected by the ongoing US-Israeli war against Iran. on Saturday, a total of seven vessels were seen leaving the Persian Gulf, including a small cargo of Saudi crude heading to Pakistan, with the route hugging the Iranian coastline. To ensure safe passage, Iran requires that these vessels coordinate with its authorities before transiting through the strategic waterway.