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Iran War Forces Cash-Strapped Asian Nations to Buy Expensive LNG

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By Stephen Stapczynski Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Pakistan and Bangladesh were forced to buy some of their most expensive liquefied natural gas shipments in years as the Middle East conflict chokes supply, straining government finances and prompting both countries to rethink their reliance on the super-chilled fuel.
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Сопствениците на бродови нудат огромни бонуси за екипажите да пловат низ Ормуз

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By Charles Gorrivan Verified, Alex Longley Verified, Stephen Stapczynski Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Еден сопственик на бродови се обидува да ги убеди екипажите да пловат низ Ормускиот Теснец нудејќи им дополнителна шестмесечна плата доколку се согласат да минат низ овој клучен нафтен коридор, ставајќи ги морнарите пред тежок избор меѓу голема финансиска награда и ризикот по сопствениот живот.
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Shipowners Offer Huge Bonuses to Get Crews to Sail Hormuz Original

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By Charles Gorrivan Verified, Alex Longley Verified, Stephen Stapczynski Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
One shipowner is attempting to coax crews to sail through the Strait of Hormuz by offering them an extra six months pay if they’re willing to cross the vital oil channel, offering seafarers a stark choice between large financial rewards and the risk of death. Sinokor Group, the world’s largest owner of supertankers, distributed such an offer to its seafarers for a round trip to pick up oil from either Saudi Arabia or Iraq and unload it in the Gulf of Oman.
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