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Maximum in a day: Three Indian-flagged ships safely cross Strait of Hormuz
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Maximum in a day: Three Indian-flagged ships safely cross Strait of Hormuz
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NEW DELHI: Three Indian-flagged tankers - Desh Vaibhav, Desh Vibhor and Sanmar Herald - carrying 8.6 lakh tonne of crude oil, crossed Strait of Hormuz safely Saturday. This was the highest number of Indian ships to tr-ansit the strategic waterway in a single day since the war in …
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