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9 September 2026

Hormuz shipping disruption deepens amid new attacks on vessels

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Source reporting: Container News

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Hormuz shipping disruption deepens amid new attacks on vessels

Security conditions around the Strait of Hormuz have deteriorated further following a new series of attacks involving commercial and military vessels. Iran said it attacked 10 ships near the strategic waterway. The announcement followed U. S. strikes against five Iranian crude oil tankers.

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