Qatar-linked LNG traffic through Hormuz strait resumes amid US-Iran tensions
Most outlets reported the resumption of QatarEnergy-linked LNG vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, noting that no such vessels were visible in August due to conflict-related fears. Arab News Pakistan and Business Recorder both highlighted the increase in vessel movement in recent weeks, with Business Recorder citing Kpler data and specifying that the vessels were both laden and in ballast. Both outlets framed the development as occurring despite ongoing US-Iran tensions.
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Qatar-linked LNG traffic thru Hormuz picks up
SINGAPORE: More QatarEnergy-linked liquefied natural gas vessels, laden and in ballast, have transited the Strait of Hormuz in the last week despite the US-Iran conflict. In August, Kpler data showed no visible transits by Qatar-linked LNG vessels or vessels carrying cargoes from the Ras Laffan gas terminal, amid fears of attack by Iran, which has tried to throttle traffic through the Strait. S...
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Qatar-linked LNG traffic through Hormuz strait picks up despite conflict
Qatar-linked LNG vessels have resumed passing through the Strait of Hormuz despite ongoing US-Iran tensions. In August, no vessels were visible due to conflict-related fears.
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