Granelero panameño cruza el estrecho de Ormuz con destino a Brasil

10 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

El granelero MDL Toofan, de bandera panameña, cruzó el domingo el estrecho de Ormuz con rumbo a Río Grande del Sur.

El buque partió del puerto saudí de Ras Al-Khair y siguió la ruta establecida por Irán, según la agencia de noticias Tasnim, vinculada al Cuerpo de la Guardia Revolucionaria Islámica.

El barco había intentado cruzar el canal el 4 de mayo, pero fue bloqueado por las fuerzas armadas iraníes. El estrecho de Ormuz ha permanecido cerrado desde el 28 de febrero.

Alrededor del 20% del petróleo mundial pasa por esta vía fluvial. En la última semana se reportaron intercambios de ataques entre Irán y Estados Unidos en la zona, incluso después de un alto el fuego.

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Granelero panameño cruza el estrecho de Ormuz con destino a Brasil

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