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2026 Strait of Hormuz crisis

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2026 Strait of Hormuz Crisis
Part of 2026 Iran War

The Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has returned to "strict control" as of 18 April 2026.
Date1 March 2026 – present
Location
Strait of Hormuz, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman
Status

Ongoing

  • Condenação da ONU através da Resolução nº 2817
  • Iran closed the waterway again on 18 April 2026.[1]
  • U.S. Navy port blockade of Iran remains in effect.[2]
  • Failed peace talks in Islamabad (11–12 April).[3]
Belligerents

United States

Supported by:

Iran

Commanders and leaders
Strength
  • 2 Aircraft carrier strike groups
  • 12+ Navy destroyers
  • F-35 stealth jets
  • Mine-clearance ships[7]
  • Shahed-136 attack drones
  • Coastal missile batteries
  • Fast-attack gunboats
  • Naval mines
Casualties and losses
  • 15+ soldiers killed
  • 538+ personnel wounded[8]
  • 3 F-15E aircraft lost
  • 17 military sites damaged
  • 3,375+ total Iranians killed[9]
  • 155+ naval vessels destroyed
  • 16 minelayer ships destroyed
  • Major damage to Bandar Abbas Navy Base
  • Current Crisis: Iran announced "strict management" of the strait on 18 April after the U.S. blocked Iranian food and fuel ships.[10]
  • Oil Impact: Prices peaked at $126/barrel in March 2026; largest supply disruption in history.
  • Shipping: 23+ merchant vessels attacked; 7 seafarers killed; 40,000 workers stranded.[11]
  • Tolls: Iran attempted to charge $1 million per ship for safe passage during Islamabad talks.

The 2026 Strait of Hormuz crisis is a conflict that is currently going on in the Middle East. It began on February 28, 2026. The crisis began when Israel and United States had a surprise military attack on Iran known as Operation Epic Fury, or the 2026 Iran war.

In such attacks, a number of Iranian leaders were killed such as the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iran reacted by blocking the shipping with its military in the Strait of Hormuz, a very thin waterway that is highly significant in the oil supply of the world.

The Iranian military is stopping (as of the first week of May), many ships from going through the Strait of Hormuz.[12] Some ships have been attacked. Iran has been shooting at some ships that have tried to go through the strait; Iran says that all ships must get permission (from Iranian authorities, to go through the strait); Some ships have been detained.[13] However, the Law of the Sea Treaty gives rights for ships, so that they can go through the strait.

The U.S. military is stopping (as of the first week of May), many ships from going to or from, the Strait of Hormuz.[14] At least one ship has been detained.[15]

About 2,000 ships are stranded in (, or can not leave) the Persian Gulf, as of April; About 20,000 people are working onboard those ships.[16]

Start Of The Crisis

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On February 28, 2026, a huge military operation known as Operation Epic Fury provoked the 2026 Strait of Hormuz Crisis. It was a collaborative air attack between Israel and the United States that attacked more than 900 targets in Iran which included the nuclear facilities, military leadership centers, and missile production facilities. First strikes killed the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei and numerous high ranking officials. Iran responded immediately by having the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) declare the Strait of Hormuz a dead zone and started attacking merchant vessels to halt international trade.[17][18][19][20]

List of ships attacked by Iran

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Ships have been attacked, as late as the first week of May;[21][22] More than 30 ships have been attacked by Iran.

Name Flag Type Result Date Sources
HMM Namu  Panama Cargo ship Damaged May 4 [21]
Barakah  Liberia Oil tanker Damaged May 3 [23]
Unknown Bulk carrier Un­known May 3 [24]
Euphoria  Panama Container ship Unharmed April 22 [25][26]
MSC Francesca  Panama Container ship Captured April 22 [25]
Epaminondas  Liberia Container ship Captured April 22 [25]
Mein Schiff 4 [en]  Malta Cruise ship Unharmed and escaped with 5 other cruise ships April 18 [27][28]
CMA CGM Everglade  France Container ship Damaged April 18 [29][30]
Sanmar Herald  India Tanker Unharmed April 18 [29][31]


MSC Ishyka[a]  Liberia Container ship Un­known April 4 [32][33]
Aqua 1  Panama Oil tanker Damaged April 1 [34]
Al Salmi  Kuwait Oil tanker Damaged March 31 [35]
Express Rome  Liberia Container ship Unharmed March 30 [36]
Unknown N/A Bulk carrier Un­known March 21 [37]
Halul 69  Qatar Offshore vessel Minor damage March 19 [21]
Parimal  Palau Chemical tanker Abandoned; captain missing March 18 [38][21]
Gas Al Ahmadiah  Kuwait Tanker Minor damage March 17 [39]
Source Blessing  Liberia Container ship Minor damage March 12 [40]
Zefyros  Malta Oil tanker Set ablaze; abandoned March 11 [41]
Safesea Vishnu  Marshall Islands Oil tanker Set ablaze; abandoned; 1 crew killed March 11 [41][42]
Express Rome[a]  Liberia Container ship Un­known March 11 [43]
Star Gwyneth  Marshall Islands Bulk carrier Damaged March 11 [44]
One Majesty  Japan Container ship Minor damage March 11 [45]
MV Mayuree Naree  Thailand Bulk carrier Aground; 3 crew killed March 11 [45][46][47]
Unknown N/A Bulk carrier Unharmed March 10 [48]
Louis P[a]  Marshall Islands Oil tanker Un­known March 7 [49]
Prima[a]  Malta Oil/chemical tanker Un­known March 7 [50]
Mussafah 2  United Arab Emirates Tugboat Sank; 4 crew dead March 6 [51][52][53]
Sonangol Namibe  Bahamas Oil tanker Damaged March 4 [54]


Safeen Prestige  Malta Container ship Abandoned March 4 [55]
MSC Grace  Liberia Container ship Unharmed March 4 [56]
Libra Trader  Marshall Islands Crude oil tanker Minor damage March 3 [56][57]


Pelagia  Malta Bulk carrier Unharmed March 3 [58]
Gold Oak  Panama Bulk carrier Minor damage March 2 [56][57]
Athe Nova  Honduras Bitumen tanker Damaged March 2 [59]


Stena Imperative  United States Products tanker Damaged March 2 [60]
LCT Ayeh  United Arab Emirates Oil tanker Damaged March 1 to March 2 [61][62]
Ocean Electra  Liberia Tanker Minor damage March 1 [63]
MT Hercules Star  Gibraltar Oil tanker Minor damage March 1 [64]
Sea La Donna[b]  Liberia Oil/chemical tanker Un­known March 1 [65]
MKD VYOM  Marshall Islands Oil tanker Abandoned; 1 crew killed March 1 [66][67]
MT Skylight  Palau Oil tanker Abandoned; 2 crew killed, including captain March 1 [68][69][70]

List of ships attacked by the U.S.

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Ships have been attacked, as late as the fourth week of April. At least 9 ships have been attacked by the United States.

Name Flag Type Result Date Sources
M/V Sevan  Panama Propane and butane carrier Forced back to Iranian port, after capture; The ship had been taken in the Arabian Sea by a helicopter with a U.S. destroyer. April 25 [71]
Unknown  Iran Oil tanker Captured; Intercepted in the Persian Gulf by a destroyer, according to a U.S. authority. April 24 [72]
M/T Majestic X  Guyana[73] Oil tanker Captured; Intercepted in the Indian Ocean. April 22 [74]
Tifani  Botswana[75] Supertanker Captured; Intercepted in the Indian Ocean. April 21 [76]
Derya  Iran Oil tanker Captured; Intercepted off western India. April [77]
Sevin  Iran Oil tanker Captured; Intercepted off Malaysia. April [78]
Dorena  Iran Supertanker Captured; Intercepted off southern India. April 20 [79][80]


Touska [en]  Iran April 19 [81]
Deep Sea  Iran Oil tanker Captured; Intercepted off Malaysia. April [82]
IRIS Dena [en]  Iran Iranian Navy frigate Sunk; Torpedoed by the USS Charlotte off Sri Lanka after finishing exercises; Exercises done with the Indian Navy. 238 Iranian sailors killed, 32 rescued. April 4 [83]

The "War Of Blockades"

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By April 2026, the war had become a two-way blockade:

  • U.S. Operation Economic Fury: On April 12, the negotiations between the two countries broke down, President Donald Trump declared a complete naval blockade of all Iranian ports and coastal waters, which would begin April 13, 2026. According to U.S. Central Command, the blockade was effective in stopping almost all Iranian maritime trade, which eliminated about 435 million of daily Iranian economic activity.[85][86][87][88]

Status

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In a temporary ceasefire in Lebanon, Iran declared that it would completely reopen the Strait to commercial shipping on April 17, 2026. President Trump however, made it clear that the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports would not be lifted.[89][90][91][92]

Subsequently, Iran on April 18, 2026, changed its mind and reclosed the Strait. The IRGC said that the waterway would be under strict management until the U.S. ends its blockade. The same day, Iranian gunboats are said to have fired at a tanker and an Indian flagged ship transporting crude oil causing the ships to reverse.[93][94][95]

Main Events

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  • February 28, 2026: The U.S and Israeli airstrikes hit Iran. Iran started to assault tankers off the Strait.
  • March 1- 2, 2026: Traffic in the Strait reduced to zero. Big corporations such as Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd denied their vessels the entry to the region.
  • March 9, 2026: U.S President Donald Trump declared his intention to put the Strait under the trial of the US military to ensure that it remains open.
  • March 19, 2026: The U.S and its allies initiated a military operation to sweep in the waterway to sweep the mines and secure the ships.

Blockade Tactics

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To maintain the waterway blocked, Iran has employed "hybrid warfare":[96]

Global Economic and Humanitarian Impact

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The most serious world oil market supply shock in history is due to the crisis:

Notes

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  1. 1 2 3 4 Claimed by Iran/IRGC
  2. ↑ Attack unverified

References

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