Majority Of India-Bound Ships 'Go Dark' In Hormuz Amid Iran Threat
Summary
Data from maritime intelligence firm Kpler shows nearly 62% of tankers and cargo vessels sailing from the Persian Gulf to India switched off their transponders while crossing the Strait of Hormuz. The practice of going dark reflects heightened risk to shipping amid the Iran threat.
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