Satellite Images Show Actual Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz Still Constrained by Risks
BlockBeats News, April 18th. The U.S. financial blog portal ZeroHedge posted on its X platform, stating that despite recent "open" or ceasefire declarations regarding the Strait of Hormuz, the latest satellite images show that the two oil tankers, Minerva Evropi and Nissos Keros, which were taking a neutral route, have turned around. Meanwhile, the Sanmar Herald continues to follow the Iran-approved route near Larak Island, indicating that actual shipping remains constrained by risks.
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