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16 October 2026

Splash Wrap: A missile from Riyadh

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Splash Wrap: A missile from Riyadh

Ongoing attacks in Hormuz and the Black Sea dominated Splash coverage once again this week – both maritime theatres of war expanding worryingly. Another dangerous missile for tanker owners came from a conference in Saudi Arabia, where the US energy secretary was reported to have suggested the Trump administration was mulling easing sanctions on some …

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