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West Asia war: US Navy presence grows as Iran-linked ships continue transit

Sanctioned tankers linked to Iran have continued to pass through the Strait of Hormuz despite a US-imposed maritime blockade, according to tracking data. The vessels, reportedly carrying petroleum-related cargo, managed transit through the strategic waterway as US naval forces maintain a strong presence in the region

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A Malawi-flagged, Chinese-owned vessel has reportedly, on Tuesday (local time), passed through the Strait of Hormuz despite an ongoing US blockade targeting Iranian-linked shipping, according to MarineTraffic data cited by CNN.

The vessel, identified as Rich Starry, is owned by Full Star Shipping Ltd, linked to Shanghai Xuanrun Shipping Co Ltd, and has been under US sanctions since 2023 over alleged ties to Iran. The ship previously sailed under the Hong Kong flag until April 2023, as reported by CNN, citing MarineTraffic data.

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