Data shows two Iran-related oil tankers are heading east through the Strait of Hormuz

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 16 that two oil tankers linked to Iran are currently crossing the Strait of Hormuz heading east. Ship tracking data shows that both vessels activated their transponders during the crossing. Musik is presently located within the strait, while Argo Maris has completed the transit and entered the Gulf of Oman, but remains within the U.S. maritime blockade zone. This blockade extends from the easternmost point of Oman all the way to the Iran-Pakistan border. It is currently unclear whether the tankers will conduct ship-to-ship transfers at locations such as Sohar or Fujairah, wait near the U.S. blockade line, or attempt to cross it. Satellite images show that Musik loaded cargo at Imam Khomeini Port, deep in the Persian Gulf, on June 10. Kpler data indicates that Argo Maris departed Iran’s Abbas Port at the end of May. Both ships have been blacklisted by the nonprofit “United Against Nuclear Iran” for transporting Iranian oil, but have not been sanctioned by the U.S. government.```