A new report by the Palestinian Youth Movement and Oxfam Denmark published on 8 June indicates that shipping giant Maersk continued transporting weapons components to Israel throughout the Gaza genocide, despite the company’s repeated denial.

The investigation says Maersk vessels carried rifle and pistol parts, bomb casings, mortar-system components, and materials used in explosives from US and Indian suppliers to Israeli arms manufacturers, including Elbit Systems and IMI Systems.

Researchers cited shipping records and bills of lading to document the deliveries.

Maersk rejected the allegations, saying it has maintained a strict policy against transporting weapons or ammunition to Israel and that its military-cargo screening procedures comply with US, EU, Danish, and UN regulations.

Campaigners behind the report argue that shipping key weapons components makes Maersk complicit in Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. They are calling for the company to halt all military-related shipments to Israel and face growing public pressure over its role in global arms supply chains.