Buques vinculados a Japón salen del estrecho de Ormuz

Una flota de 10 buques vinculados a Japón comenzó a salir del estrecho de Ormuz el lunes tras meses varados en el Golfo debido a la guerra de Irán, según mostraron datos navieros.

Los buques incluyen seis superpetroleros de crudo (VLCC) cargados con 12 millones de barriles de crudo de Oriente Medio, dos buques cisterna de productos químicos, un buque de transporte de vehículos y un buque portacontenedores. La mayoría son gestionados por Mitsui O.S.K. Lines.

Los buques cisterna transportan crudo de Arabia Saudita, Emiratos Árabes Unidos y Qatar, cargado entre finales de febrero y principios de marzo. Mitsui O.S.K. Lines había declarado que daría prioridad a la seguridad de sus tripulantes, carga y buques.

Por otra parte, el VLCC Long Wind, que transporta 2 millones de barriles de crudo saudí con destino a Corea del Sur, salió del estrecho el sábado y se espera que llegue a Onsan el 26 de julio.

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