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Zombie ship posing as LNG carrier transits through Strait of Hormuz
It is likely taking on the identity of a scrapped, legitimate ship to get through the waterway.
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Canadian cargo ships stuck in Persian Gulf as Strait of Hormuz blockade continues
Two ships owned by Quebec-based Desgagnés were hauling cargo to Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates
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