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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 ceasefire risk, donald trump, energy markets, geopolitical tensions, global oil supply, Gulf of Oman, international shipping, iran, Iranian ports, maritime trade, Middle East conflict, naval operations, oil logistics, oil tankers, shipping routes, Strait of Hormuz, tanker traffic, US blockade, US Central Command

Tankers Divert From Hormuz as US Prepares Iran Port Blockade

Singapore — Oil tankers are avoiding the Strait of Hormuz ahead of a U.S. naval blockade set to begin later

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NewsDesk MC April 12, 2026April 12, 2026 China imports, crude oil transport, energy markets, global oil supply, Iran blockade, Iraq crude, Kpler analytics, LSEG data, Malaysia port, maritime routes, oil prices, oil tankers, Persian Gulf shipping, Reuters report, Saudi Arabia oil, shipping data, Strait of Hormuz, supply disruption, tanker traffic, united states, US Iran ceasefire, VLCC

Oil Tankers Resume Transit Through Hormuz After Ceasefire

Singapore— Three fully laden supertankers passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, shipping data showed, marking the first known

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Shipowners seek clarity as fragile Hormuz ceasefire leaves 800 vessels stranded

“Tanker owners, insurers, and crews need to be convinced that the risks have actually decreased, not just temporarily paused.” Shipowners

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Iran blockade traps over 2,000 ships in Gulf, choking global energy flows

Riyadh— More than 2,190 commercial vessels, including over 320 oil and gas tankers, were stranded in the Arabian Gulf on