
Ships pose as Chinese-linked to avoid Iranian attacks in Hormuz Strait
London: After Iran blocked the Strait of Hormuz—described as the only sea route for crude oil shipments out of West Asia—several cargo vessels are attempting to avoid attacks by presenting themselves as Chinese-linked ships. The report said Iran, following a war with the United States, has shut the strait near its coastline. As a result, more than 1,000 ships carrying crude oil and other cargo worth about Rs 2 lakh crore are stranded in the Gulf region.


































