Hormuz shipping sees a fragile return as Trump energy pledge yields only a trickle

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Since Trump's pledge to ensure free energy flow, only a handful of non-Iran/Russia-linked ships have crossed the Strait of Hormuz, with others muting trackers or signaling Chinese ownership. The chokepoint remains largely blocked, threatening global energy costs and underscoring the risk to supply, with analysts saying a diplomatic fix could take weeks to months.
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