Three Saudi oil tankers carrying 6 million barrels cross Strait of Hormuz
The Saudi tankers switched their transponders on Thursday after hiding their location for more than two months.
The Saudi tankers switched their transponders on Thursday after hiding their location for more than two months. Grouped from 4 articles across 2 sources.
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The Saudi tankers switched their transponders on Thursday after hiding their location for more than two months.
Oil declines as Mideast peace prospects rise following U.S.-Iran deal.
It marks the first large volumes – around 6 million barrels – of Saudi oil to cross the strait since the war began.
The Strait of Hormuz is set to reopen after Iran and the U.S. sign a peace deal, but experts warn backlogs and security checks could delay normal shipping.
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