Mubaraz LNG tanker exits Persian Gulf via Strait of Hormuz
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Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28
Mubaraz LNG tanker exits Persian Gulf via Strait of Hormuz
14 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28
The Mubaraz, carrying LNG from Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.’s Das Island, is now passing southern India after idling in the Gulf since early March.
This marks the first liquefied natural gas shipment to leave the region since the Middle East war began two months ago, signaling a potential easing of maritime disruptions.
The tanker had stopped transmitting its location at the end of March before reappearing east of India on April 27, highlighting ongoing security and tracking concerns in the region.
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