US EditionBlocaj in Stâmtorea Ormuz: Large Arms and Oil Companies Stop Ships with Belts and Gnl After Iran's Attacks
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The large oil companies, international trade houses and arms companies have suspended the shipments of stamps, refined products and GNL through the Ormuz Stream, following the US and Israel attacks on Iran and the Tehran announcement of the closure...
More armed companies, major oil companies and trading houses have suspended the shipments of bricks, refined products and natural gas liquefied by the Ormuz Stream, following the attacks launched by the United States and Israel on Iran and after the Tehran announced the closure of the ship, announced Saturday from the market, Reuters.
Several oil tankers are avoiding sailing along the Strait of Ormuz, which connects the oil-rich Persian Gulf with the open sea. Some shipowners are taking a cautious attitude in this narrow waterway after the United States and Israel bombed Iran. While the stretch of water remains open and some ships continue to cross it, oil tankers accumulate both inside and outside the entrance, according to tracking data collected by Bloomberg. Japanese gian…
Large oil tankers and important commercial companies suspended the heavy and fuel oil ships through the Ormuz Desert, in the midst of the ongoing attacks by the US and Israel on Iran and the cut-off of Tehran, said four commercial sources on this Saturday (28). "Our ships will be stopped for several days," said a high executive of an important table of trade operations.
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