Portarinfuse panamense attraversa lo Stretto di Hormuz diretta in Brasile

10 maggio 2026

Riportato dall'IA

Il portarinfuse MDL Toofan, battente bandiera panamense, ha attraversato domenica lo Stretto di Hormuz diretto verso il Rio Grande do Sul.

L'imbarcazione è salpata dal porto saudita di Ras Al-Khair e ha seguito la rotta stabilita dall'Iran, secondo quanto riportato dall'agenzia di stampa Tasnim, legata al Corpo delle guardie della rivoluzione islamica.

La nave aveva tentato di attraversare il canale già il 4 maggio, ma era stata bloccata dalle forze armate iraniane. Lo Stretto di Hormuz rimane chiuso dal 28 febbraio.

Circa il 20% del petrolio mondiale transita attraverso questa via navigabile. Nell'ultima settimana sono stati segnalati scambi di attacchi tra Iran e Stati Uniti nell'area, nonostante il cessate il fuoco.

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19 giugno 2026 05:43

Portarinfuse panamense attraversa lo Stretto di Hormuz diretta in Brasile

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