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Qatari, UAE LNG cargoes transferred via ship-to-ship outside Strait of Hormuz
Source: reuters.com
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Three LNG cargoes loaded in Qatar and the UAE have been transshipped between ships outside the Strait of Hormuz for delivery to India and Japan, per ship-tracking firms. The use of offshore transfers suggests heightened operational caution around the chokepoint, which can affect near-term LNG logistics and freight expectations. Likely a moderate signal for regional gas supply flows rather than a broad market shock.
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