Pakistani Vessel “Khaipur” Granted Special Passage Through Strait of Hormuz, Heads to Karachi with 80 Million Liters of Diesel

Karachi (Khabar Daily) — Amid ongoing concerns over tensions between Iran and the United States, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy has reportedly granted special permission for another Pakistani vessel to pass through the Strait of Hormuz safely.
According to sources, the Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC) vessel named Khaipur has entered the Strait of Hormuz carrying 80 million liters of diesel. The fuel was loaded from a port in Kuwait.
The vessel reportedly passed near Hengam Island and later proceeded towards Larak Island before the captain changed its course toward Karachi Port.
Despite heightened regional tensions, the ship was provided safe passage, which sources describe as a significant development for Pakistan’s maritime operations and energy supply chain.
Officials and maritime observers view the uninterrupted transit as an important signal of navigational security for commercial shipping routes in the region.