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Strait of Hormuz closure would hurt Iran oil exports due to a lack of alternatives, analysts say
Iran has some crude oil export capacity along its Gulf of Oman coastline, away from the Strait of Hormuz, but not enough to close the strait without hurting itself.
The
VLCC rates surge as tanker owners steer clear of Middle East war zone
Tanker fixtures have slowed to a trickle in the Middle East Gulf as Israel and Iran continued to launch missile attacks.
But what business there was attracted much higher rates,
Strait of Hormuz remains open amid growing reports of electronic jamming
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Iran threatens to close Strait of Hormuz as shipping risks being sucked into regional war
Iran is mulling the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the vital waterway that separates the Gulf state from the Arabian Peninsula.
Sardar Esmaeil Kowsari, a senior IRGC commander and
Tehran undecided on negotiations with US after Israeli attacks
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Tehran pulls out of negotiations with US after Israel pounds targets in Iran
The Iranian government has reportedly pulled out of talks with the US that, if successful, could have resulted in easing of sanctions on tankers.
The decision comes after Israel launched
Frontline boss Lars Barstad: Big tanker owners looking to lock-in now 'should just hand back the keys'
Frontline chief executive Lars Barstad says there is no point fixing tankers in a volatile market situation exacerbated by Israel’s attacks on Iran.
The John Fredriksen VLCC and suezmax company’s
