The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that 10 Thai ships have safely passed through the Strait of Hormuz, with one more awaiting departure.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that 10 Thai-flagged vessels and those chartered by Thai operators have already left the area, with only one remaining that is awaiting cargo and preparing to depart as soon as possible.

June 30, 2569 Ministry of Foreign Affairs It was revealed after the Thai-flagged vessel and vessels associated with Thai operators safely exited the Strait of Hormuz that... The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been continuously monitoring the situation of Thai-flagged vessels and vessels chartered by Thai operators that are stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, totaling 11 ships, since the strait was closed on February 28, 2569.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that a total of 10 Thai-flagged vessels and ships chartered by Thai operators have safely exited the Strait of Hormuz.

Currently, only one vessel owned by a Thai operator remains, the Hataya Naree, which is awaiting cargo and plans to depart the area as soon as possible.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomes this positive development, which is the result of integrated work between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Royal Thai Navy, the Ministry of Commerce, the National Security Council Office, and other relevant government and private sector agencies to coordinate and monitor the situation, as well as continuously support and facilitate the return of stranded vessels.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will continue to closely monitor the situation in order to provide assistance to the last remaining vessel until it can safely leave the area.

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