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Vessels continued to enter and exit the Middle East Gulf on June 20, data from Lloyd's List Intelligence shows. Despite Iran claiming it was closing the strait, traffic was seen moving with AIS on via the northern route and also the southern route for the first time in weeks

Vessels continued to enter and exit the Middle East Gulf on June 20, data from Lloyd's List Intelligence shows. Despite Iran claiming it was closing the strait, traffic was seen moving with AIS on via the northern route and also the southern route for the first time in weeks

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Several large cargo vessels controlled by some of the world’s leading shipowners, including Grimaldi Group, Cosco and NYK, are finally exiting the Middle East Gulf, Lloyd's List Intelligence data shows

Several large cargo vessels controlled by some of the world’s leading shipowners, including Grimaldi Group, Cosco and NYK, are finally exiting the Middle East Gulf, Lloyd's List Intelligence data shows

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Lloyd’s List Intelligence data shows at least 26 vessels over 10,000 dwt transiting the Strait of Hormuz with AIS on using the southern route from 1410 hrs on June 25, when Ever Lovely was hit, to 1200 hrs on June 26. Eight used the Iran-approved northern route

Lloyd’s List Intelligence data shows at least 26 vessels over 10,000 dwt transiting the Strait of Hormuz with AIS on using the southern route from 1410 hrs on June 25, when Ever Lovely was hit, to 1200 hrs on June 26. Eight used the Iran-approved northern route

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What's happening in the Strait of Hormuz? Lloyd's List editor in chief Richard Meade appeared on BBC News today to breakdown the latest developments, with the IRGC warning against any vessels using any route not approved by Tehran

What's happening in the Strait of Hormuz? Lloyd's List editor in chief Richard Meade appeared on BBC News today to breakdown the latest developments, with the IRGC warning against any vessels using any route not approved by Tehran

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