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Oman oil escape route: How ship-to-ship transfers work — despite big risks
Oman’s Sohar port is becoming a popular spot for ship-to-ship oil transfers amid continued Hormuz blockade.
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Oman’s Sohar port is increasingly used for ship‑to‑ship oil transfers as the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked. The shift follows damage to Saudi Arabia’s East‑West pipeline by Iran‑aligned Houthi forces, which had previously allowed Saudi exports to bypass the Hormuz chokepoint. The pipeline’s impairment has disrupted Saudi oil shipments, prompting reliance on the Sohar route for continued movement of crude.
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