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Shipping Sustains Pragmatic Approach to Hormuz Transits Amid Political Uncertainty

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By Richard Meade Verified, Ece Göksedef, Tomer Raanan Verified
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Traffic through Hormuz is growing again following recent US-Iran strikes, with shipowners relying on political guarantees, shifting security corridors and improvised convoys to move vessels through a still‑fragile chokepoint. Iran and Oman pushing competing control plans for the strait, while US-Iran talks in Doha remain uncertain and fees proposed by Middle East Gulf states threaten to stall any long‑term agreement.
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Shipping sustains pragmatic approach to Hormuz transits amid political uncertainty

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By Richard Meade Verified, Ece Göksedef, Tomer Raanan Verified
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Analysis Hormuz traffic surges as US-Iran talks are set to resume, but a long‑term plan is still elusive and shipping is enacting temporary workarounds not a strategic return A subscription is required to continue reading this content. Are you a subscriber? Sign in to continue reading. If content does not display, please refresh your browser. New to Lloyd's List? Buy a subscription to access our full service, with tailored daily headlines delivered straight to your inbox.
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Ukraine signals shadow fleet ships could be military targets as vessel attacks escalate

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By Richard Meade Verified
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News Kyiv says Russia’s covert tanker and cargo fleet is directly supporting Moscow’s war effort, a move that could broaden the justification for strikes as attacks on merchant shipping escalate in the Black Sea A subscription is required to continue reading this content. Are you a subscriber? Sign in to continue reading. If content does not display, please refresh your browser. New to Lloyd's List?
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