US EditionThree Mysterious Large Ships Enter Strait of Hormuz Thorugh New Route Along Oman Coast
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Three Omani-flagged tankers passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, where Iran has been blocking traffic after coming under attack from the US and Israel.
Three mysterious large ships enter Strait of Hormuz thorugh new route along Oman coast
The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most crucial maritime routes, is back in focus as rising tensions between Iran and Western nations continue to affect navigation. Shipping in the region has already been disrupted, but the recent movement of three large vessels has raised new questions about alternative routes. On Thursday, two massive oil supertankers and a liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessel were seen entering the eastern part of the Str…
Two loaded superpetroleums and a natural gs-off ship crossed the narrow side of the south.
London, 3 Apr 2026 (AFP) – Three ships, including a LNG tanker co-owned by a Japanese company, crossed the Strait of Ormuz on Thursday along the Omani side, south of the passage, opposite to the route approved by Iran, according to sea traffic data consulted on Friday. In peacetime, about one fifth of the [...] Read more Three ships, including a Japanese LNG tanker, crossed the Strait of Ormuz along Oman first appeared on MARINE & OCEANS.
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