How 22 Ships Connected to Japan Passed Through the Strait of Hormuz Despite Renewed Clashes
Despite renewed clashes in the Middle East, the transit of liquefied natural gas carriers through the Strait of Hormuz has resumed, with 22 ships bound for Japan leaving the Gulf since the beginning of July, while only four ships remain in the area. Shipping activity declined following Iranian attacks on commercial vessels and American military responses, but current circumstances indicate that shipments continue to flow through the strait.
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