Oil tankers never stopped crossing the Strait of Hormuz
DRIVE-BY MEDIA:
By News on the Net -- @amuse—— Bio and Archives--March 9, 2026
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They turned off mandatory AIS tracking to move through safely and switched it back on after. Media reported a crisis that was not happening causing oil and gas prices to spike.
DRIVE-BY MEDIA: Oil tankers never stopped crossing the Strait of Hormuz. They turned off mandatory AIS tracking to move through safely and switched it back on after. Media reported a crisis that was not happening causing oil and gas prices to spike.
— @amuse (@amuse)March 9, 2026
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