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Story summary
- Satellite images show ship-to-ship oil transfers outside the Strait of Hormuz sharply declined after recent Iranian attacks.
- Iranian Revolutionary Guard reported two tankers exploded during an unsafe transit.
- U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the United States will keep oil traffic moving without Iran’s cooperation.
- U.S. military operations have guided tankers in Gulf of Oman and cut super-tanker crossings to about two per day, down from five the week before.
