Oil tankers adopt covert route in Hormuz
The giant oil tanker "Keko," owned by a Greek entity, has been observed using new tactics to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. It operates covertly by turning off its transmission and reception systems (AIS) and sailing at night to avoid detection. These developments raise concerns about escalating transportation practices and security threats in the strait, which is one of the most vital routes for global oil shipments.
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