World’s Largest Container Carrier Plans Route Avoiding Hormuz
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Garnet splinters, sea mines and the constant question of when and how to proceed: German crews are trapped on board, while negotiations about opening the Hormus road are stagnating.
The world's largest shipping company will use trucks to bypass the blocked Strait of
MSC will launch new line connecting Europe with ports in the Persian Gulf; the ships will reach Saudi Arabia's west coast from Europe via the Suez Canal; the goods will be transported by trucks to kingdom's east coast and then by small ships to Gulf ports
Container shipping company MSC has announced a new service to the Persian Gulf that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. The first ship will depart from Antwerp on May 10 and call at various other European ports.
The major container shipping company MSC has announced a new service to the Persian Gulf that avoids the Strait of Hormuz. That strait has been virtually blockaded by Iran since the United States and Israel started a war against the country.
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