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Gulf Tankers Are Running Out of Ways to Export Oil: ‘These Waters Aren’t Safe’

Gulf Tankers Are Running Out of Ways to Export Oil: ‘These Waters Aren’t Safe’
New York Times Friday 11 September 2026, 20:19 UTC By Lisa Friedman, Jenny Gross and Rebecca F. Elliott 1 min read
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An oil tanker in the Red Sea in August. Houthi militants on Friday expanded their control of the sea, which had become a critical alternate route for Persian Gulf oil.

An oil tanker in the Red Sea in August. Houthi militants on Friday expanded their control of the sea, which had become a critical alternate route for Persian Gulf oil.
Gulf Tankers (ORG) Ways to Export Oil (ORG) the Red Sea (LOCATION) Houthi (ORG) Persian Gulf (LOCATION)
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