United Nations & Ambrey

United Nations: The UN's International — International Maritime Organization has reported casualties among seafarers in the Strait of Hormuz. The UN is not directly involved in the negotiations but monitors the humanitarian impact.

Ambrey: Ambrey confirmed damage to the ship, contributing to maritime security assessments.

United Nations: The UN is involved in diplomatic efforts and has condemned violence, but has not been able to broker a ceasefire.

Ambrey: Ambrey provided security assessments of the attacks, but is not a direct actor.

United Nations: The UN has been involved in human rights criticism and regional diplomacy. Its role is peripheral to the main negotiations.

Ambrey: Maritime security firm confirming damage to a cargo ship.

Ambrey: Ambrey is a maritime security firm that provided details about the Falcon, including its flag, route, and the crew's preparations to abandon ship.