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ADNOC Says Three Vessels Attacked This Week as Hormuz Shipping Remains Severely Disrupted
Three of the company's vessels were hit this week alone, bringing ADNOC's total to 15 vessels attacked by missiles and drones since the conflict began, with one fatality and 20 crew injuries. ADNOC did not identify the three vessels or detail damage. UKMTO reported just 39 full transits through the Strait in the week to August 7 — 18 outbound, 21 inbound — roughly 4% of pre-conflict averages. AIS-detected traffic remains about 90% below pre-conflict levels. The southern Omani corridor accounted for 14 of 16 projectile-strike incidents since July 6, and multiple vessels have aborted transits or rerouted north. JMIC maintains a SEVERE threat assessment for Hormuz, with deliberate hostile action "highly likely."
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