If in the last few hours the Strait of Hormuz has been crossed by eight ships, as announced by the London-based Windward that uses artificial intelligence to analyze traffic maritime hub, which is crucial mainly for the global trade in energy products, not only continues to still be off limits to many ships stopped in the Persian Gulf and in the Gulf of Oman, but still records attacks on ships present in the region. The British United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that yesterday a ship located at 11 nautical miles east of Khawr Fakkan, United Arab Emirates, reported that she was hit by a bullet that caused a fire on board. In addition, the UKMTO has been notified also an attack that took place today against a ship located four kilometers away nautical miles east of Ras Laffan, Qatar, which was hit by a bullet that caused no injuries among the crew.