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Middle East port update: Wednesday, April 15

In Saudi Arabia, most airlines now operate from Dammam, except Emirates

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Middle East port update: Tuesday, April 14

The instructions are that vessels must inform Salalah port control if any IMDG or military cargo is on board to obtain permission from the authority

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Iran hits out at US, Israel and ‘politicised’ IMO

Iran has used the IMO Legal Committee as an opportunity to accuse the US and Israel of unlawful military aggression that amount to ‘war crimes’

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How do you transit through the Strait of Hormuz?

We bring you insider insight into how vessels are making the trip through the chokepoint from our outlook event in Mumbai, featuring key figures of the Indian shipping community

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The Week in Charts: Shadow fleet ships slip back to mainstream trades | More than 600 vessels still stuck in Middle East Gulf

Lloyd’s List’s weekly showing of the data and figures behind our news, analysis and markets coverage

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US clarifies Hormuz blockade will be limited to ships entering or leaving Iran ports

Global shipping remains on edge, with owners awaiting operational details of the US blockade. Some vessels reversed course and others began adhering to Iran’s newly imposed traffic scheme amid rising tensions and failed peace talks

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