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Iran launches attacks after Trump Hormuz order

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By Zhang Weili, Haik Gugarats Verified, Rithika Krishna Verified
| World Ports Organization
Washington, 4 May (Argus) — Iran launched attacks on the UAE port of Fujairah and ships off the UAE coastline on Monday, after the US Navy announced an operation to facilitate the transit of stranded ships from the Mideast Gulf. An Iranian drone strike caused a fire in the Fujairah petroleum industries zone, the port authority said.
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Product tankers exit Hormuz amid Iran U‑turn

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By Emily Carter, Rithika Krishna Verified, Benedict George
| World Ports Organization
London, 18 April (Argus) — Three clean oil product tankers sailed out of the Mideast Gulf through the strait of Hormuz earlier on Saturday despite a rapid reversal in Iran’s stance on shipping access, while two other vessels approached the strait but appeared to turn back. The movements highlight the lack of clarity facing shipowners and traders. Iran’s foreign minister Seyed Araghchi said on Friday that the strait would be open during the current US-Iran ceasefire.
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Attacks shut Saudi Satorp refinery units: TotalEnergies

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By Alexa Laguna, Rithika Krishna Verified
| World Ports Organization
Dubai, 10 April (Argus) — TotalEnergies said on Friday that one of two processing trains at the 460,000 b/d Satorp refinery in Saudi Arabia was damaged in an “overnight incident” on April 7-8, prompting a precautionary shutdown of units at the site. TotalEnergies, which operates Satorp in a 37.5-62.5 venture with Saudi state-controlled Aramco, disclosed the damage a day after Riyadh said Iranian attacks had hit key energy facilities in the country including the refinery.
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