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A tanker continued its voyage after an October 29 explosives attack near Khasab in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Reuters reporting of UKMTO information. The crew was safe and the fire was extinguished. This establishes an incident and an operational update—not a new freight surcharge or a closure of the strait.

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Hormuz tanker attack: what a resumed voyage does—and does not—tell shippers

A tanker resumed its voyage after an explosives attack near Khasab. Separate verified vessel status from insurance, routing and freight-price assumptions.

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