What happened:
On April 11, an Indian-flagged LPG carrier, Jag Vikram, crossed the Strait of Hormuz after a temporary US–Iran ceasefire. The vessel carried about 20,400 tonnes of LPG with 24 Indian crew members.
Why it matters:
The transit underlines the Strait of Hormuz’s role in India’s energy supply chain and reflects easing regional tensions affecting maritime trade routes.