Gulf faces rising maritime incidents

International reports revealed that 68 maritime incidents occurred in the Gulf during the war period, averaging one every 2.6 days. These incidents resulted in 20 sailors killed, 35 others wounded, and one person missing. More than half of the incidents were linked to oil tankers, with 47 of these considered attacks, mainly targeting ships flying the Liberian flag, followed by ships bearing Panamanian and Marshall Islands flags. Additionally, four incidents involved ships flying the Iranian flag. During the ceasefire period, the incident rate decreased, but it rose again after the breakdown of peace talks between the United States and Iran, resulting in 4 sailors killed, 16 wounded, and one missing.

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