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Shipowners on edge for news on Hormuz as ‘dark’ oil flow swells

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By Alex Longley , Grant Smith, Prejula Prem 
| Los Angeles Daily News
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Alex Longley, Grant Smith, Prejula Prem and Alaric Nightingale | Bloomberg Shipowners are watching warily for a peace deal between the US and Iran and what it would mean for the Strait of Hormuz, with some tanker owners expressing caution, while others were already predicting a frantic free-for-all if the waterway opens in earnest.
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Oil tankers go dark to sneak more barrels through Hormuz

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By Weilun Soon , Prejula Prem , Alex Longley Bloomberg
| The Seattle Times
Off the coast of Oman over the weekend, 16 tankers clustered together to transfer millions of barrels of oil that had been stranded in the Persian Gulf. A month ago, that area had been entirely empty. They’re part of a growing number of tankers that are turning their transponders off to lift oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz from a trickle to a stream.
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El tráfico marítimo disminuye en el Golfo Pérsico a medida que se intensifican las tensiones entre Estados Unidos e Irán

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By Prejula Prem , Julian Lee
| Infobae
Solo cuatro buques comerciales, la mayoría iraníes, cruzaron el estrecho el martes, según datos de Bloomberg (Reuters) El tráfico marítimo a través del estrecho de Ormuz se mantuvo muy restringido durante el último día debido a la intensificación de las tensiones entre Estados Unidos e Irán, lo que aumentó la preocupación por la seguridad marítima.
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