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Adnoc LNG Tanker Appears in Persian Gulf as Transparency Returns

Adnoc LNG Tanker Appears in Persian Gulf as Transparency Returns
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 25 June 2026, 03:34 UTC By Stephen Stapczynski, Weilun Soon 1 min read
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Adnoc LNG Tanker Appears in Persian Gulf as Transparency Returns A liquefied natural gas tanker owned by Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. began sending a signal from within the Persian Gulf, as more vessels broadcast their journeys and intentions in recent days following an interim peace deal between the US and Iran. Umm Al Ashtan, a tanker owned by Adnoc Logistics & Services, appeared inside the gulf next to Adnoc’s Das Island LNG export plant on Wednesday after not sending a signal for nearly...

Adnoc LNG Tanker Appears in Persian Gulf as Transparency Returns A liquefied natural gas tanker owned by Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. began sending a signal from within the Persian Gulf, as more vessels broadcast their journeys and intentions in recent days following an interim peace deal between the US and Iran. Umm Al Ashtan, a tanker owned by Adnoc Logistics & Services, appeared inside the gulf next to Adnoc’s Das Island LNG export plant on Wednesday after not sending a signal for nearly two weeks, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. That suggests that the vessel traversed the Strait of Hormuz recently with its transponder turned off.
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