Vessel redirects in Strait of Hormuz following reported attacks The bulk carrier Hailan Journey loaded sulphur at Jubail between 4–9 March. The vessel was travelling at 9–11 knots on a direct course towards the Strait of Hormuz, with her raw AIS signal indicating “China owner & crew”. At 06:58 on 11 March, the vessel abruptly diverted from her course, turning back towards the UAE coast. According to #MarineTraffic data, the manoeuvre occurred less than two hours after the reported attack on the bulk carrier Mayuree Naree, which was reportedly damaged about 11 nautical miles north of Oman. Earlier, the Japan-flagged container ship ONE Majesty, a 302-metre vessel en route from Jebel Ali to Mundra, India, sustained minor damage from a projectile approximately 25 nautical miles northwest of Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. A third vessel, the Marshall Islands-flagged bulk carrier Star Gwyneth, was also hit by a projectile roughly 50 nautical miles northwest of Dubai, damaging the vessel’s hull. Watch the playback of Hailan Journey’s movements, including her diversion following the earlier attacks.