A crude oil tanker carrying about 1 million barrels of oil arrives off South Korea’s west coast after traveling through the Strait of Hormuz in mid-April, according to a South Korean refinery. The refinery reports that the vessel completes the mid-April route and reaches its destination for unloading and processing. The reports describe the transit via the Strait of Hormuz, a major shipping chokepoint in the Middle East, before the tanker continues to South Korea. While both accounts focus on the arrival and the tanker’s cargo size, neither provides additional details such as the ship’s name, shipping origin, exact arrival date, or whether the shipment faces any disruptions during transit. The information is presented as part of routine shipping and refinery intake, reflecting the flow of crude supplies into South Korea ahead of domestic processing. The reports do not state any broader policy or market implications tied to the voyage.