STRAIT RESTRICTED — Day 89 of disruption
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Three Vessels Cross Hormuz Under Diplomatic Escort as Talks Continue

Two LNG carriers and one oil tanker pass through the strait in the first commercial transit in 72 hours, escorted by international naval vessels.

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Marcus Webb
Senior Maritime Correspondent

Two LNG carriers and one oil tanker pass through the strait in the first commercial transit in 72 hours, escorted by international naval vessels.

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