Pakistani oil tanker attempts to leave the Strait of Hormuz during Gulf traffic paralysis

According to Golden Ten Data on May 1, a Pakistani oil tanker carrying diesel cargo from Kuwait appears to be exiting through the Strait of Hormuz, which is a rare occurrence on this currently blockaded waterway. Data shows that the tanker “Khairpur” began sailing along a northern route approved by Tehran on Thursday morning, passing near Qeshm Island and Larak Island. Previously, the vessel had made multiple unsuccessful attempts to transit this route. Currently, the ship is turning south, heading toward the final exit of the channel. The vessel has broadcast Karachi as its destination and is expected to arrive on May 4.