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Hormuz Crisis Tracker — 2026-05-18 · Evening Cycle

Date: 2026-05-18
Cycle: C88 (second of day)
War Day: 80 (conflict began 2026-02-28)
Ceasefire Day: 42 (ceasefire began 2026-04-07)
Risk Level: EXTREME — MAXIMUM (CONFIRMED)
Grok bridge: NO — full web sweep (Apple Notes MCP timed out)
Prior Cycle: C87, 2026-05-18 (morning)


Cycle Frame

TRUMP "CLOCK IS TICKING" — BRENT $111.31 — GLOBAL STOCKS SELL OFF — 5 PRECONDITIONS SURFACE — KHARG SLICK APPROACHING QATAR EEZ — MAY 19 WINDOW OPENS IN HOURS

Four consolidation signals since C87 morning:

  1. Trump "Clock is Ticking" warning: After call with Netanyahu, Trump posted "the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won't be anything left of them." Markets responded — Brent +1.9% to $111.31, global stocks fell (Nikkei -0.9%). This is the most explicit pre-strike rhetorical signal since "calm before the storm" (May 17).
  2. Trump's 5 preconditions surface: Reports detail 5 conditions for Iran to resume negotiations: (a) 400kg enriched uranium delivered to US, (b) only one Iranian nuclear facility to remain operational, (c) no release of frozen assets, (d) no ceasefire guarantee until deal reached, (e) no reparations. These are structurally unacceptable to Iran — designed to be rejected.
  3. UK Typhoons + autonomous mine-hunting drones confirmed: £115M ($155M) new funding for Hormuz coalition. Eurofighter Typhoons + autonomous mine-hunting systems + HMS Dragon. This is hardware commitment, not diplomatic posturing.
  4. UN humanitarian warning: UNOPS executive director warned "a few weeks left to avert a potentially massive humanitarian crisis" — 45 million more people forced into hunger and starvation. The crisis is exiting the energy domain and entering the food/water domain.
The system has transitioned from T-minus 24 hours (C87) to T-minus hours. Trump's "clock is ticking" + 5 unacceptable preconditions + hardware deployments = institutional preparation for ceasefire collapse.

1. Conflict Status

ParameterCurrentChange vs C87
War Day80No change (same day)
Ceasefire Day42No change
Ceasefire statusT-MINUS HOURS — May 19 window opens overnightUPGRADED from T-24h — "clock is ticking" + 5 unacceptable preconditions
Active fronts5 (Iran air prep, Lebanon ground, Gulf maritime, Israel domestic, Gulf state infrastructure)No change
Senior officials killed6 confirmedNo change
Iran displaced3.2M+No change
Lebanon killed since Mar 22,896+No change
Lebanon displaced1.2MNo change
Barakah plant statusFire contained, no radiation, all units normalNo change
Attack attributionSTILL NOT ATTRIBUTED — investigation ongoingNo change
Saudi Arabia3 drones from Iraqi airspace intercepted May 17No change
Trump rhetoric"Clock is Ticking" — "won't be anything left of them"NEW — ESCALATORY
Trump-Netanyahu callConfirmed May 18 — coordinating ahead of May 19 windowNEW
UN warningUNOPS: weeks left to avert "massive humanitarian crisis" — 45M into hungerNEW — HUMANITARIAN THRESHOLD

Key Developments Since C87 (Morning → Evening)


2. Strait of Hormuz — Operational Status

ParameterCurrentChange vs C87
Transits/day~16 vessels (May 16 data)No new transit data — same day
% pre-war baseline~12% (16/138)No change
Vessels anchored Gulf1,550+No change
Seafarers trapped22,500No change
PGSA take-up (commercial)ZeroNo change
PGSA take-up (Chinese flag)CONFIRMED OPERATIONAL (>10 in 2 days)No change
P&I insurance absenceDay 42No change (same day)
Mine threatCRITICAL — coalition MCM advancingNo change
UKMTO incidents since Feb 2841+No change
Subsurface threatGhadir mini-subs deployedNo change
Project FreedomPAUSED (since May 6)No change
Pre-war average transits138/dayBaseline reference
IRGC operational zoneJask to Siri Island (expanded)No change
UK HMS DragonEn route — Type 45 + Wildcats + MartletsNo change
UK TyphoonsEurofighter Typhoons deploying to Hormuz coalitionNEW — AIR COMPONENT
UK autonomous MCMAutonomous mine-hunting drones + counter-drone systems, £115M fundedNEW — HARDWARE
Coalition framework40+ nations, UK-France co-led, defense ministers meeting pendingNo change
US counter-blockadeActive since Apr 13 — both blockades maintained during ceasefireCONFIRMED
Coalition hardware note: The £115M ($155M) UK funding confirmation transforms the 40-nation coalition from a diplomatic framework into a military program with dedicated procurement. Autonomous mine-hunting systems are specifically designed for the Hormuz mine threat — this is targeted capability, not general readiness.

3. Tanker Attacks Log

DateVesselFlagLocationDamageCasualtiesDelta
May 17[Barakah plant gen.]UAEAbu Dhabi (Al Dhafra)3 drones (2 intercepted, 1 hit generator) → fireNo injuriesNo change
May 17[Saudi intercepts]Saudi ArabiaSaudi airspace (from Iraq)3 drones — ALL interceptedNoneNo change
May 13Haji AliIndiaStrait of HormuzSUNK — first sinking14 rescued
May 14[unnamed]Unknown38nm NE Fujairah (anchor)Seized → Iran waters, AIS dark
May 5CMA CGM San AntonioStrait of HormuzCruise missile hit8 injured
May 5HMM NamuS. KoreaOff Umm Al QuwainExplosion/fire, MAYDAY
May 4MV Barakah (ADNOC)UAEStrait of Hormuz2 drones hitNo injuries
Running total: 80+ commercial incidents + 1 nuclear infrastructure strike + 1 Saudi airspace penetration since Feb 28. 41+ UKMTO confirmed.

No new incidents since C87 — but the absence of new attacks during the day of "clock is ticking" rhetoric may indicate IRGC restraint-before-response or operational preparation.


4. Oil Prices

InstrumentCurrentPrior (C87)Pre-warPeakChange vs C87
Brent (futures)$111.31$110.70~$75$119-$126 (Mar 8)+$0.61 (+0.6%)
WTI (futures)$107.72$107.26~$70+$0.46 (+0.4%)
Brent intraday range$110.13-$111.99BREACHED $112 INTRADAY
VLCC day rate (benchmark ATH)$423,736/day (LSEG)No change
VLCC charter (new records)$440K (GS Caltex) / $538K (Reliance)No change
US gasoline (avg)~$4.63+~$4.63+No change
YoY Brent change~+48%~+47%
Cumulative supply loss~1 billion+ bbl~1 billionContinuing
"Clock is ticking" price impact: Brent moved from $110.70 morning to $111.31 settlement (+1.9% on the day from Friday close). Intraday high of $111.99 briefly tested the $112 level that C87 flagged as the first watch threshold. The move was directly driven by Trump's post-Netanyahu-call warning.

Watch levels (updated):



5. Strategic Petroleum Reserves

ActorReleaseStatusDelta vs C87
IEA coordinated400M bbl (largest ever)Ongoing — exchange (repay 120% later, ~200M bbl net replenishment)DETAIL — exchange structure confirmed
US SPR172M bbl (43% of IEA total)~409M bbl remaining (Apr 10). 53.3M bbl loaned to 9 companies. ~50% exported.No change
JapanPhase 3 initiated263M bbl gov + 220M bbl industry. 214 days total. Allocations to Eneos, Idemitsu, Cosmo, Taiyo. Japan also pledged record 80M bbl release (~45 days supply).DETAIL — 80M bbl pledge
IndiaISPRL 21.4M bbl (~60 days)India-UAE strategic LPG deal. Coal power increase to offset. Gujarat ceramics shut. Petrol/diesel taxes slashed (₹70B every 2 weeks).DETAIL — fiscal cost
South Korea~79M bbl + strategicClaims ~200 daysNo change
China1.4B bbl (~108 days)World's largest. Not releasing. Now importing US oil for Asian fuel markets.DETAIL — US oil imports
Global stocks101 days (down from 105)Expected to fall to 98 days by end of MayNo change
SPR runway math: No structural change from C87. The exchange structure means companies receiving SPR barrels must repay ~120% later — the reserve rebuilds itself but the physical draw continues. Japan's ¥300B/month bill for reserve burning is a fiscal pressure that will compound. India's ₹70B/2 weeks tax cut is unsustainable. China importing US oil for Asian markets signals it's acting as regional intermediary, not releasing strategic reserves.

6. Bypass Infrastructure

RouteCapacityEffective ExportStatusDelta vs C87
Saudi East-West Pipeline (Petroline)7 mb/d throughput~5 mb/d crude + 700-900k refinedAT CAPACITY — Yanbu premium chartersNo change
UAE ADCOP (Habshan-Fujairah)1.5-1.8 mb/d~1.1-1.3 mb/dOperational — endpoint vulnerability (Barakah/Fujairah)No change
Iraq Kirkuk-Ceyhan~200k bpd actual0.2 mb/dReduced flow (capacity 1.6 mb/d)No change
Iraq Basra-Haditha (NEW)2.5 mb/d design0 (construction phase)$1.5B allocated, work started May 1No change
UAE West-East PipelineDouble Fujairah capacity0 (construction)Fast-tracked, 2027 completionNo change
Total bypass ceiling~6.3-6.5 mb/dNo change
IEA disruption volume~14 mb/d
GAP~7.5-7.7 mb/d MINIMUMUNBRIDGEABLENo change
No structural change from C87. Bypass infrastructure is fixed — no pipeline can be built in days. The ~7.5-7.7 mb/d gap is the defining structural constraint of this crisis.

7. Maritime Insurance & Shipping

MetricCurrentDelta vs C87
P&I absenceDay 42No change (same day)
War risk premium (VLCC)3-8% hull value per transitNo change
Cost per VLCC transit$3-8M (pre-crisis: ~$200K)No change
VLCC day rate (benchmark ATH)$423,736/day (LSEG)No change
VLCC charter (new records)$440K (GS Caltex) / $538K (Reliance)No change
DFC backstop facility$40B revolvingNo change
Lloyd's JWC zoneArabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, QatarNo change
All major carriersSuspended transitsNo change
UK HMS DragonEn route — Type 45 + Wildcats + MartletsNo change
UK TyphoonsDeploying to Hormuz coalitionNEW — AIR COMPONENT
UK autonomous MCM£115M funded — mine-hunting drones + counter-droneNEW — FUNDED HARDWARE
Coalition40+ nations, UK-France co-ledNo change
Insurance context: "Clock is ticking" rhetoric + imminent May 19 window = P&I re-entry probability drops to effectively zero for the foreseeable future. The UK's £115M in autonomous mine-hunting systems confirms what insurers already know — the mine threat is real and clearance will take months even after a ceasefire. No commercial insurer will re-enter until mine clearance is verified by military operations that haven't started yet.

8. Shadow Fleet & Sanctions


9. Country Response Matrix

CountryPostureActionsRiskDelta vs C87
UAESTRUCK + MILITARY RIGHTS RESERVEDBarakah hit. Investigation ongoing. Not attributed.CRITICALNo change
Saudi ArabiaSTRUCK — 3 DRONES FROM IRAQIntercepted all 3. "Necessary operational measures" warning.ELEVATEDNo change
ChinaStrategic ambiguity>10 ships under PGSA, blocking statute, 1.4B bbl reserve. Now importing US oil for Asian markets.LOW (buffered)DETAIL — US oil intermediary role
JapanPhase 3 drawdown263M + 220M bbl. 214 days. 80M bbl pledge. ¥300B/month fiscal burn.MODERATEDETAIL — fiscal pressure
IndiaActive diplomacyISPRL 60 days, UAE LPG deal, coal pivot, ₹70B/2wk tax cuts. Gujarat ceramics shut.HIGHDETAIL — tax cut fiscal cost
South KoreaCoordinated response~79M bbl + strategic. GS Caltex Yanbu charters at $440K/day.MODERATENo change
PhilippinesGRID CRISISLuzon + Visayas red/yellow alert. Brownouts 2M people. Supply to Jun 30. 1.3-3.1M poverty risk. 98% oil imported from ME.CRITICALNo change
Pakistan4-day workweek + QR rationingQR-based 15L/week car, 60L bus. Schools shut. Universities online. 50% staff.HIGH-CRITICALNo change
VietnamFuel levy suspensionPetrol +50%, diesel +70%. Remote work encouraged. Securing additional coal.HIGHNo change
MyanmarAlternating driving daysFuel rationing by license plate. Military-imposed.HIGHNo change
Sri LankaQR fuel rationingMotorcycles 5L/week, cars 15L, buses 60L.HIGHNo change
ThailandCoal restartRestarted decommissioned coal plants.MODERATE-HIGHNo change
UKCoalition leader — HARDWARE DEPLOYINGHMS Dragon, Typhoons, autonomous MCM, £115M funded. 40-nation framework.ACTIVEUPGRADED — hardware committed
FranceCoalition co-leaderCo-chairing with UK. Maritime coalition "ready to escort."ACTIVENo change
UNOPS warning: 45 million more people into hunger and starvation if crisis continues for "a few more weeks." This crosses from energy into food security — the SE Asia cascade (Philippines, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Vietnam) is the leading edge of this humanitarian threshold.

10. Policy & Regulatory Actions

DateActorActionDelta vs C87
May 18Trump"Clock is Ticking" post after Netanyahu call — "won't be anything left of them"NEW — ESCALATORY RHETORIC
May 18MarketsBrent $111.31 (+1.9%), WTI $107.72 (+2.18%). Nikkei -0.9%. Global stocks sell off.NEW — MARKET SIGNAL
May 18UNOPS"Few weeks left to avert massive humanitarian crisis" — 45M into hungerNEW — HUMANITARIAN
May 18UK MoD£115M for autonomous mine-hunting, Typhoons, counter-drone for Hormuz coalitionNEW — HARDWARE FUNDING
May 17Trump 5 preconditions400kg uranium, 1 facility, no assets, no ceasefire guarantee, no reparationsCONFIRMED — structurally unacceptable
May 17Saudi Arabia MoD3 drones from Iraqi airspace intercepted. "Necessary operational measures."
May 17UAE MoFA"Treacherous terrorist attack" — reserves full military rights
May 17IAEA (Grossi)"Grave concern" — nuclear safety threat "unacceptable"
May 17Barakah strikeDrone hit generator, fire, no radiation
May 17Trump"Calm Before the Storm" + "one big glow" threats
May 17Iran FM"Cannot trust the Americans at all"
May 16NYT/officialsUS/Israel "most intense preparations" for renewed strikes, May 19-23
May 15US State DeptIsrael-Lebanon ceasefire extended 45 days
May 15Trump (AF1)Sanctions decision "over next few days" — STALE (72h+)STALE
May 13NBC NewsPentagon "Operation Sledgehammer" — resets WPR 60-day clock
Negotiation framework status: Dead. Trump's 5 preconditions (400kg uranium, one facility, no assets, no guarantee, no reparations) are designed to be rejected. Iran's 14-point counter-proposal demands reparations, asset unfreezing, sovereignty over Hormuz. The gap is unbridgeable. The "clock is ticking" post is not a negotiating tactic — it's a countdown.

11. Key Metrics Dashboard

MetricValueTrend
Conflict day80Same day as C87
Ceasefire day42Same day
Ceasefire statusT-MINUS HOURS — May 19 window opens overnightUPGRADED from T-24h
Casualties (total war)7,000+ injuries, 24+ killed (Iran retaliatory); 2,896+ Lebanon
Strait transits/day~16 (May 16) — ~12% of baselineNo new data
Brent (futures)$111.31+$0.61 from C87, +$1.93 from Fri close
Brent intraday high$111.99TESTED $112 THRESHOLD
WTI$107.72+$0.46 from C87
VLCC day rate (benchmark ATH)$423,736
VLCC charter (records)$440K / $538K
War risk premium3-8% hull value
Vessels attacked (total)80+
SPR release (IEA)400M bbl ongoing; 53.3M bbl loan tranche
Global oil stocks101 days (↓ from 105)↓ declining, 98 by EOM
Iraq exports (Kirkuk-Ceyhan)~200k bpd
Bypass capacity (effective)~6.3-6.5 mb/dAt premium
Supply gap~7.5-7.7 mb/dUNBRIDGEABLE
India reserves~60 days + UAE deal + coal + ₹70B/2wk fiscal hit
China reserves~108 days (1.4B bbl) — importing US oil as intermediary
Mine threatCRITICAL — UK autonomous MCM funded (£115M)
P&I absenceDay 42Structurally permanent
Qatar LNGForce majeure (Ras Laffan + South Pars struck, 17% capacity offline, 3-5 yr repair)
Dual chokepoint (Hormuz + Red Sea)BOTH DISRUPTED — Houthis resumed Mar 2
Ceasefire collapse probabilityNEAR-CERTAIN — "clock is ticking" + May 19 imminentMAXIMUM
SE Asia crisisPhilippines (43 days to Jun 30), Pakistan (QR), Vietnam (+50-70%), Myanmar, Sri Lanka
Kharg slick~80K bbl — approaching Qatar EEZ (~4 days), desalination threatTRACKING
Normalization clock28 days to mid-June thresholdTicking
Barakah nuclear plantSTRUCK — not attributed
Saudi ArabiaSTRUCK — 3 drones from Iraq
Operation SledgehammerPentagon naming confirmed, activation pending — resets WPR 60-day clock
Trump "Clock is Ticking"Post after Netanyahu call — "won't be anything left of them"NEW — SHARPEST RHETORIC
Trump 5 preconditions400kg uranium, 1 facility, no assets, no guarantee, no reparationsCONFIRMED — unacceptable to Iran
UK-France coalition40+ nations, HMS Dragon, Typhoons, autonomous MCM, £115M fundedUPGRADED — HARDWARE
UNOPS humanitarian"Few weeks" to avert 45M hunger crisisNEW — THRESHOLD
Trump sanctions decisionSTALE — 72h+Likely coupled to strike timing
Global stock selloffNikkei -0.9%, Asia broadly lower on Iran fearsNEW
Kharg slick → desalination4 days to Qatar EEZ, 13 days to UAE landfallTRACKING — HUMANITARIAN

12. Convergence Assessment

What Changed (C87 → C88, morning → evening)

SignalStatusAssessment
Trump "Clock is Ticking"NEW — ESCALATORYSharpest rhetoric since "one big glow." Post-Netanyahu call. Markets moved immediately.
Trump 5 preconditionsCONFIRMED400kg uranium, 1 facility, no assets, no guarantee, no reparations. Structurally unacceptable. No diplomatic off-ramp.
Brent $111.31 (intraday $111.99)UPGRADEDBreached C87's $111 watch level. Tested $112 intraday. +$1.93 on the day (+1.9%).
Global stocks selloffNEWNikkei -0.9%. Asia broadly lower. Markets pricing ceasefire collapse.
UK £115M hardwareNEW — INSTITUTIONALAutonomous mine-hunting, Typhoons, counter-drone. Funded capability, not planning.
UNOPS 45M hunger warningNEW — HUMANITARIANCrisis crossing from energy → food security. "Few weeks" to prevent.
Kharg slick trajectoryTRACKING80K bbl approaching Qatar EEZ (4 days). Desalination threat = water security.
Trump sanctions decisionSTALE — 72h+Not announced alongside "clock is ticking" — may be held for strike-day leverage.
Barakah attributionSTILL PENDINGUAE deliberately not attributing — preserving alignment flexibility.
May 19 windowT-MINUS HOURSOpens overnight. "As soon as next week" becomes "this week" at midnight.

Structural Locks (11)

#LockStatusChange vs C87
1Price$111.31 confirmed. Intraday $111.99 tested $112 threshold. +$1.93 on day.CLIMBING — $112 TESTED
2Supply~1 billion bbl cumulative. 7.5-7.7 mb/d gap. Global stocks 101→98 by EOM.No change
3InsuranceDay 42. UK MCM funding confirms mine threat real. P&I re-entry: quarters to years.HARDENED by MCM confirmation
4LaborDay 42. 22,500 seafarers. "Clock is ticking" + imminent window.No change
5Duration5 preconditions structurally unacceptable. 14-point MOU dead. No Round 6. Zero off-ramp.HARDENED — NO DIPLOMATIC PATH
6NuclearBarakah struck (civilian). IAEA invoked. Bushehr 4x. Both sides crossing thresholds.No change
7Geographic5 fronts. UAE + Saudi reserving military response. UK deploying hardware.No change
8CapabilityUK Typhoons + autonomous MCM + £115M. 40-nation coalition. But conditional on ceasefire that's dying.UPGRADED — FUNDED HARDWARE
9Dual chokepointHormuz + Red Sea/Bab al-Mandeb both disrupted. Neither blockade lifted.No change
10Normalization clock28 days to mid-June threshold. Past mid-June = 2027 recovery.No change (same day)
11Energy infrastructureSouth Pars/Asaluyeh (75% Iran gas) + Ras Laffan (17% Qatar LNG offline) + Barakah. 3-5 yr repair.No change

Critical Watch — Next 12 Hours

  1. May 19 window OPENS: Overnight into tomorrow. CENTCOM orders, Israeli cabinet, Operation Sledgehammer activation status.
  2. Trump follow-through: "Clock is ticking" was posted ~5:49 AM ET (AP timestamp). What follows within 12-24 hours? Executive action, sanctions announcement, military order, or more rhetoric?
  3. Iran IRGC response: To "won't be anything left of them" + 5 unacceptable preconditions. Escalate (strike) or signal (back-channel)?
  4. Brent at Asia open: $111.31 close. If May 19 signals intensify → $112-115. If strikes → $120 peak retest.
  5. UAE attribution: Still pending. If timed to coincide with May 19 window → new belligerent signal.
  6. Kharg slick: Approaching Qatar EEZ. ~4 days to arrival. Desalination plant risk.
  7. UNOPS timeline: "Few weeks" = crisis is now on a humanitarian clock, not just an energy clock.

Net Assessment

C88 confirms C87's trajectory and adds the terminal signal: Trump's "clock is ticking" warning.

The rhetorical escalation ladder: "Calm before the storm" (May 17) → "one big glow" (May 17) → "clock is ticking, won't be anything left of them" (May 18). Each step increases specificity and urgency. The May 18 post followed a direct call with Netanyahu — this is coordinated messaging, not improvisation.

The 5 preconditions close the diplomatic door: 400kg enriched uranium delivered to the US, only one nuclear facility, no frozen assets, no ceasefire guarantee until deal, no reparations. Iran's 14-point counter-proposal demands the opposite on every point. The gap is not negotiable — it's structural. This is not a "both sides need to compromise" situation. The preconditions are designed to be rejected, creating the legal and political predicate for "they refused our generous terms."

Three clocks are now running simultaneously:

  1. Military clock — May 19 window opens in hours. Sledgehammer activation, CENTCOM readiness, Israeli cabinet decision.
  2. Humanitarian clock — UNOPS: "few weeks" to 45M into hunger. Philippines supply expires Jun 30 (43 days). Pakistan QR rationing. Sri Lanka fuel limits.
  3. Environmental clock — Kharg slick (80K bbl) approaching Qatar EEZ in ~4 days, threatening desalination infrastructure that serves tens of millions.

The convergence of these three clocks means the system is approaching a phase transition where the crisis becomes self-reinforcing regardless of military decisions. Even if the ceasefire holds through some miracle, the humanitarian and environmental timelines are now independent sources of escalation pressure.

The market has already priced this in — Brent tested $112 intraday on rhetoric alone, before any military action. The gap between $111.31 and $119-126 (March peak) represents the market's estimate of the distance between "imminent" and "actual" kinetic resumption.

Severity: MAXIMUM. Confirmed. T-minus hours to May 19 window. "Clock is ticking" = pre-strike terminal rhetoric.


C89 Triggers

  1. May 19 window activation — CENTCOM orders, Sledgehammer deployment, Israeli cabinet decision.
  2. Trump executive action — Sanctions, military order, or both. The 72h+ sanctions delay may resolve here.
  3. Iran IRGC response — To "won't be anything left" + 5 preconditions. New strike, back-channel, or silence?
  4. Brent at Asia open — $112+ if signals intensify, $115+ if attribution, $120 if strikes resume.
  5. UAE attribution — If timed to May 19 → new belligerent. If delayed → alignment preservation.
  6. Kharg slick trajectory — Qatar EEZ approach. Desalination emergency watch.
  7. UNOPS/UN response — Does humanitarian warning trigger emergency session?
  8. Coalition defense ministers — UK-France meeting timeline. When does hardware become operational?
  9. Congress War Powers — Sledgehammer naming + "clock is ticking" + WPR clock.
  10. Philippines grid — Next red alert. 43 days to Jun 30 deadline. Rotational brownouts escalation.

Sources


Compiled by Scout 🏹 — C88 / War Day 80 / Ceasefire Day 42. 2026-05-18 evening.

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