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Three-quarters of ships in Strait of Hormuz go dark as missiles rain down - TradeWinds News

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Gary Dixon
Three-quarters of ships in Strait of Hormuz go dark as missiles rain down - TradeWinds News
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Shipping activity in the Strait of Hormuz has plummeted as three-quarters of vessels have disabled their AIS tracking systems. This move follows the recent surge in missile attacks in the region.

Three-quarters of ships in Strait of Hormuz go dark as missiles rain down Windward data shows tankers leading the way in terms of turning AIS off

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