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Two Empty Qatari LNG Tankers Head Toward Gulf After Weekend Hormuz Transit Breakthrough
Two Empty Qatari LNG Tankers Head Toward Gulf After Weekend Hormuz Transit Breakthrough
Bloomberg ship-tracking specialist Stephen Stapczynski has identified two empty Qatari LNG tankers, Al Gattara and Fraiha, transiting north toward the Gulf area after idling near Mauritius.
This movement comes just days after a Qatari LNG carrier successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting that Doha may be engaged in backchannel discussions with Tehran about a gradual normalization of LNG flows through the maritime chokepoint.
Al Gattara and Fraiha could be returning to Qatar to load LNG cargoes. If confirmed,...
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