Iran has reimposed restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz, declaring it closed after accusing the US of violating ceasefire terms, reports Fort Lauderdale's Maritime Executive.

UK Maritime Trade Operations reported that an unidentified containership was struck by a projectile 25 nautical miles northeast of Oman, damaging containers but causing no fire or injuries. Additionally, a tanker was fired upon by two Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) gunboats without warning, while a cruise ship reported a splash near its hull.

According to TankerTrackers.com, two Indian vessels, including a very large crude carrier (VLCC) carrying two million barrels of Iraqi oil, were forced back by Iran's Sepah Navy. Iran's hardliners stated they would assert full control, requiring ships to seek permission and undergo inspections, while also imposing tolls on transits.

The incidents occurred a day after Iran announced that the Strait would remain open during the ceasefire. US President Donald Trump had thanked Iran on social media, claiming negotiations were progressing. However, by Saturday, Iran reversed its position, citing continued US blockades of its ships and ports. Five cruise ships were attempting to exit the Gulf as tensions escalated.