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Another Greek Tanker Sneaks Through Strait Of Hormuz
Another Greek Tanker Sneaks Through Strait Of Hormuz
Another Greek-controlled oil tanker has crossed the Strait of Hormuz, despite Iran's declaration that only "friendly" vessels will be allowed to make the transit, marking the fourth such voyage since hostilities in the Middle East began.
The suezmax Pola, which switched off its tracking system in the Persian Gulf on March 10, was detected again on Monday by the Automatic Identification System: it was located several thousand miles away.
The ship was sailing in the eastern Indian Ocean near the maritime corridor off the...
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