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Hundreds of tankers remain stranded in the Persian Gulf

A report says about 400 tankers remain unable to leave or transit the Persian Gulf. The supplied information does not identify the cause or the affected ports.

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A prolonged tanker disruption could affect regional shipping and energy supply chains.

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