International Maritime Organization
The UN agency for shipping safety and security, and the body that declared safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz did not exist.
Role in each timeline
- Hormuz Disrupted: The Closure, the Reopening That Did Not Hold, and $114 Oil
Reported merchant-vessel casualties and attacks and said safe passage through the strait could not be considered to exist in June.
International Maritime Organization across every timeline
Every dated entry that names International Maritime Organization, from all 1 timeline, newest first.
- IMO reports two seafarers missing from PETRO DOLPHIN Update
The International Maritime Organization reported that two seafarers were missing from the product tanker PETRO DOLPHIN. The IMO identified the vessel as IMO 1072294.
on Hormuz Disrupted: The Closure, the Reopening That Did Not Hold, and $114 Oil - IMO reports attack on vessel after Hormuz transit Response
IMO reported an attack in the Gulf of Oman on a vessel that had passed through the Strait of Hormuz. The report was issued on 25 June.
on Hormuz Disrupted: The Closure, the Reopening That Did Not Hold, and $114 Oil - IMO says safe passage through Hormuz does not exist Response
IMO said safe passage could not be considered to exist under the circumstances it described. The statement was issued on 9 June.
on Hormuz Disrupted: The Closure, the Reopening That Did Not Hold, and $114 Oil - IMO reports merchant-vessel casualties in attacks Response
IMO reported at least one fatality and several seafarer injuries in attacks on merchant vessels. The statement was published on 1 March.
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