A passengerless cruise liner has successfully crossed the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the war began, according to ship-tracking site MarineTraffic. The Malta-flagged vessel, named Celestial Discovery, had arrived in Dubai in early March and remained anchored there for about 47 days before resuming its voyage.

MarineTraffic reported that the ship crossed the strait on Friday and is currently heading toward Muscat, Oman, where it is expected to arrive by the end of the day. The crossing marks a notable development in maritime movement through the region, which had seen limited civilian vessel activity since the onset of the conflict.

The report, citing Al Jazeera, did not specify the nature of the ongoing war or the reasons behind the ship’s resumed journey, leaving broader regional implications unclear.