Oil tankers with disabled transponders transit the Hormuz Strait under U.S. military escort
Summary
Oil companies from the Middle East have begun disabling tanker transponders, transiting the Hormuz Strait at night under U.S. naval escort, and transferring cargo to other ships in the Gulf of Oman. The U.S. Department of Energy reports the strategy is working, enabling flows of 8-9 million barrels daily, while producers from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE reroute additional supplies through alternative routes to avoid Iranian drone strikes.
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U poslijepodnevnim satima 25. jula, grčki supertanker Kiku pristao je u katarski izvozni naftni terminal Mesaieed, ogromnu luku s 30 vezova na zapadnoj obali zemlje,
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