The International Maritime Organization has been heavily engaged with Oman and the United States to establish a notice to mariners for vessel evacuation.

Official sourceArsenio DomínguezJun 22

Most commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz are using a temporary traffic separation scheme established by Iran.

Official sourceArsenio DomínguezJun 22

Iran has committed to de-mining the main traffic separation scheme in the Strait of Hormuz as part of the recent agreement.

Official sourceArsenio DominguezJun 21

The International Maritime Organization's position is that there is no basis in international law for any country to impose tolls on straits used for international navigation.

Official sourceArsenio DominguezJun 21

Approximately 20,000 seafarers and over 1,500 ships are currently trapped inside the Persian Gulf due to the ongoing conflict.

Expert perspectiveArsenio DominguezApr 11

The International Maritime Organization asserts that under international law, no country has the right to impose tolls on ships passing through an international waterway like the Strait of Hormuz.

Expert perspectiveArsenio DominguezApr 11

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