
Greek-operated tanker threads Hormuz amid Iran tensions and oil market jitters
A Greek-operated tanker Shenlong loaded with Saudi crude sailed through the Strait of Hormuz, signaling that some commercial vessels continue navigating the chokepoint despite the Iran–Israel conflict. The ship, headed to Mumbai, last reported inside the strait on March 8. Iran has warned it will fire on passing ships, keeping observers wary as oil markets monitor potential disruptions; prices spiked above $119 a barrel, and activity at Hormuz appeared cautious with several vessels turning AIS off or anchoring.








