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Shippers face deepening dilemma as U.S. and Iran vie for control of the Gulf

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By Peter Eavis Verified, Eric Schmitt Verified, Jenny Gross
| The Seattle Times Verified
Harry Vafias, a CEO of a shipping company, recently got one of his vessels out of the Persian Gulf on a route protected by the U.S. military. But after Iran and the United States attacked each other this week, all but ending the truce the countries agreed to last month, Vafias, the head of StealthGas, based in Athens, said he was holding off on moving another ship through the Strait of Hormuz.
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By Jenny Gross
| The Seattle Times Verified
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The ‘Gates to Hell’ are dimming. That may not be a good thing

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By Jenny Gross
| The Seattle Times Verified
It might be the world’s most baffling tourist attraction: a roaring pit of fire the size of a soccer field sitting in a barren desert. The Darvaza crater, known as the “Gates to Hell,” lies deep in territory of the isolated Central Asian nation of Turkmenistan. The crater has been burning for decades. Over the years it has become a quirky draw for adventurous visitors and a puzzle for scientists and researchers. It has even been the backdrop for a self-promotional video by a Turkmen president.
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