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Ships transiting Strait of Hormuz go dark, hug Iran’s Coast to evade Tehran’s wrath
Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has slowed significantly since the US resumed strikes on Iran, leading to increased insurance costs and security risks. Despite these challenges, some vessels continue to transit the strait by taking evasive measures like going dark and hugging Iran's coast.
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