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Most Ships Transit Strait Of Hormuz Since War Started Led By Iranian, China-Linked Tankers
Most Ships Transit Strait Of Hormuz Since War Started Led By Iranian, China-Linked Tankers
Yesterday we pointed out that contrary to conventional wisdom of a full Gulf blockade, more ships are now transiting the Strait of Hormuz...
Strait ship traffic starting to move (chart GS) pic.twitter.com/VJ0M9ET3yi
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Another bulk carrier signaling ‘China Owner&Crew’ u-turned away from the strait following the incident, underscoring the heightened security risks.
As we reported previously, widespread electronic warfare tactics, including spoofing and signal jamming, have made real-time monitoring of traffic increasingly difficult. With several vessels opting...
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