Vessels whose AIS went silent for over six hours after last being seen near chokepoints or sanctioned-port approaches, plus possible ship-to-ship transfers. Labelled possible, not proof. Updated hourly.
| Vessel | Kind | Zone | Silent (h) |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDZARD SCHULTE ↔ THUNDERBIRD 1 | sts | — | — |
| EDZARD SCHULTE ↔ EENDRACHT | sts | — | — |
| EDZARD SCHULTE ↔ WATERGEUS | sts | — | — |
| CHEM MERCURY ↔ CARPE DIEM | sts | — | — |
| AMELIE 2 ↔ PEGASUS J | sts | — | — |
| BALEA ↔ SPARTEL | sts | — | — |
| AQUANAUTIC ↔ RWS 86 DOUANE | sts | — | — |
| AQUANAUTIC ↔ KP20 | sts | — | — |
| SB FLEGREA ↔ OCEAN VIKING | sts | — | — |
An AIS gap is not proof of dark activity — coverage holes, receiver outages and intentional silence all look the same. Ship-to-ship flags are proximity heuristics, not confirmed transfers.
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Source: RemoteView AIS tracker. Map outlines: Natural Earth (public domain).