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On June 18, 2026, three Saudi oil tankers transited the Hormuz Strait following an agreement to end the US-Iran conflict. While traffic has resumed slightly, it remains below pre-war levels, and safety concerns persist due to mined areas in the Strait. Over 500 vessels are still stranded in the Gulf.
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On June 18, 2026, three Saudi oil tankers transited the Hormuz Strait following an agreement to end the US-Iran conflict. While traffic has resumed slightly, it remains below pre-war levels, and safety concerns persist due to mined areas in the Strait. Over 500 vessels are still stranded in the Gulf.
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Saudi Oil Tankers Transit Hormuz Strait Amid US-Iran Agreement